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Speed Traps in Frankston, Texas

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US Highway 155 Frankston, Texas

Going South on Hwy 155 (ie. from Tyler into Frankston); the traps begin anywhere from the Midway Package store on the left(east side of hwy) across hwy from a church. The police post up anywhere through the Frankston area. Mostly in the following areas as observed during route: left side of hwy - at brick entrance of new housing developement; right past Bacon Chevrolet on the right - as you top the hill- school entrance drive on the right; or across the street(left side) at the Subway parking lot; approaching the small shopping center on the left(grocery store>>gas station) anywhere in the parking lot; vacant bank lot also on the left maybe 50 yards from the gas station lot(most favorite post up spot so far); as you approach the 4-way stop light in Frankston - observe view of old tire shop on corner of intersection (also a big fave); too many to list obviously. this continues anywhere in the vacinity if you travel east or west on Hwy 175 @ intersection; be cautious at any points till completely out of the Frankston area. Oh by the way; speed limit is a whopping 45 mph on a 4-lane hwy. and even slower the closer you get into town. Good luck if you're an out-of-towner; there really are no forgivens"by Frankston P.D. Small town (low income); means big ticket quota."""

Jul 28, 2009 Texas 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (25) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (7)

US Highway 155 near Midway Beerstore Frankston, Texas

Goiing South on hwy 155 (ie. from Tyler into Frankston); the traps begin anywhere from the Midway Beerstore on the left(east side of hwy) across hwy from a church. The police post up anywhere through the Frankston area. Mostly in the following areas as observed during route: left side of hwy - at brick entrance of new housing developement; right past Bacon Chevrolet on the right - as you top the hill- school entrance drive on the right; or across the street(left side) at the Subway parking lot; approaching the small shopping center on the left(grocery store>>gas station) anywhere in the parking lot; vacant bank lot also on the left maybe 50 yards from the gas station lot(most favorite post up spot so far); as you approach the 4-way stop light in Frankston - observe view of old tire shop on corner of intersection(also a big fave); too many to list obviously. this continues anywhere in the vacinity if you travel east or west on hwy 175 @ intersection; be cautious at any points till completely out of the Frankston area. Oh by the way; speed limit is a whopping 45 mph on a
4-lane hwy. and even slower the closer you get into town. good luck if your an out of towner; there really are no "forgivens"" by Frankston P.D. Small town (low income); means big ticket quota. "

Jul 15, 2008 Texas 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (17) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (5)

SH 155 US 175 Frankston, Texas

set out on 155 & 175 taking advantage of everyone. This is the mayor's way of making the PD payroll. Do 1 MPH over and they will nail you.

Jul 28, 2002 Texas 0 comments

Vote on this speed trap below:

Yes! This is a speed trap. (18) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (8)

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