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Speed Traps in Fairfield, Texas

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On fm 488 just inside the northeast city limits   Fairfield, Texas

Officers sit behind a large oak tree just inside the city limits to catch drivers immediately after the speed limit changes

Jun 21, 2011   Texas   0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (7) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (0)

North bound i-45 entrance ramp at the bridge for highway 833   Fairfield, Texas

I've lived in Fairfield since birth and the highway patrol have always hid behind a hill on the entrance ramp. They are completely hidden from sight until you get past the ramp and they hit you with radar. The place where they hide is also so far back that a radar detector will not pick it up until it is too late. I recently got a ticket for doing 75 past the ramp while not even thinking about them sitting there. Along with the other posts I can confirm that the whole town is a speed trap since the police have nothing better to do.

May 8, 2011   Texas   0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (6) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (0)

At Love's Truck stop on I-45 South bound   Fairfield, Texas

Beware exiting the ramp to quickly, any traffic violations. City officers are emptying their ticket books and some are intentionally targeting people that seem to be from out of town. I was ticketed for a rolling stop in midnight. I was a police officer, and I know the law. I stopped for more than 5 seconds, checked my location and proceeded. The officer verified I was from Houston, then wrote me the citation.

Sep 13, 2010   Texas   0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (13) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (2)

The whole town   Fairfield, Texas

I grew up in Fairfield from birth for the next 20 years. The whole town is a speed trap. Don't speed anywhere. The police, sheriff's, constables, and DPS know EVERYONE. The locals MAY but not likey get a warning but if you are from out of town there is no way around a citation. They have nothing more to do and plenty of law enforcement to patrol. The game wardens even get in on the action occasionally.

May 9, 2010   Texas   0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (22) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (5)

Hwy 75 on the South Side of town   Fairfield, Texas

As you come into town heading north the speed drops to 55 mph. They catch you coming over a hill as you cross the 55 mph marker, even when you are decelerating aggressively. They gave me a ticket for 8 mph over the speed limit. I was decelerating with my foot on the break. COLD!!!! and told the officer so. Told him I was going to stop for gas and lunch. Asked him how I could get out of town the quickest and never return, never spend money there and tell everyone. He denied their town is a speed trap. They were already on the list.

Mar 4, 2010   Texas   0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (16) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (5)
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