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Speed Traps in Villanova, Pennsylvania

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PA 320 North past US 30 Villanova, Pennsylvania

Radnor cops check speed using tire sensors at the top of the hill alongside Villanova University. They will flag motorists just beyond the SEPTA bridge.

Mar 5, 2010 Pennsylvania 0 comments

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Lancaster Ave & N Ithan Ave Villanova, Pennsylvania

The cops hide out anywhere along Lancaster Avenue, but in this particular location they're typically sitting in the parking lot across from the Villanova Stadium (diagonally across from the main campus at Lancaster & Ithan) running a VASCAR clocking system.

May 13, 2009 Pennsylvania 0 comments

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I-476 North/South btw Exits 13 and 16 Villanova, Pennsylvania

Troopers sit at a u-turn in the small median that is carefully built as a little hill so that it is not very visable from either direction. It is hard to see them in advance and a very common sight to see brake lights as people drive by it. Often multiple cars park here with their lights off and nab people going in excess of 75, the speed limit here is only 55mph even though traffic flows at 70+. They will probably not bother you if you going <=70mph, as they do not have to wait long for people to fly down this stretch at 75+. Especially going Northbound there is a long straightaway just ahead and it is easy for them to catch up and pull people over just before the ramps for I-76. Many times you will see a car parked at the u-turn and another car with someone pulled over, just before the I-76 ramps. This is a very heavily used trap at all hours of the day. Be alert! However there is nowhere else for them to hide within a couple miles in either direction.

Nov 28, 2008 Pennsylvania 0 comments

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Lancaster or Rt30 Avenue near Villanova University Villanova, Pennsylvania

Everybody drives 35-40 mph. Police enforces 25mph and gives tickets.

Apr 25, 2008 Pennsylvania 0 comments

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S. Ithan Avenue near Gramont Circle Villanova, Pennsylvania

Along Ithan Avenue between The Agnes Irwin School and South Campus of Villanova University (the blocks between Conestoga road and Rt. 30), Radnor Township frequently hides out on side streets, such as Gramont Circle from midday to maybe PM rush hour. The traps seem to be more frequent at the beginning and end of the University school year, probably aimed at deterring college students from speeding through the residential area to Villanova. I got nailed for 42 in a 25 (it's a long, level, wide street), but the cop said he usually gives 10 mph over the limit. I drive under 35 on that block.

Sep 10, 2004 Pennsylvania 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (8) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (0)

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