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Speed Traps in Kemah, Texas

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State Highway 146 near FM 518 & 2094 Kemah, Texas

Kemah is a very small city. The officer to resident ratio is known to be excessively small (don't recall exact numbers). You go right through Kemah en route to Galveston Beach. There is a high bridge over the Galveston Bay that separates Seabrook (on your list)and Kemah. Officers will sit just over crescent of the bridge and nab drivers nearly before the cars have crossed into Kemah. Late at night, i.e. 11:00 p.m. and after, with very little traffic, officers will follow close behind drivers until reaching their destiny or crossing city limits-considered to be intimidation factor, which they are known for. I live approx 2 miles from Kemah in League City. At any given time on a Friday or Saturday night, you will see at least 1 set of blue lights on Hwy 146, and often 2 or 3, within less than a mile of each other. I would very much be interested to see the % of revenues from traffic violations.

Dec 5, 2006 Texas 3 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (52) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (2)

State Highway 146 near US Highway 96 Kemah, Texas

and even worse late night.

Jul 11, 2006 Texas 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (40) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (3)

Lawrence Road near State Route 96 Kemah, Texas

The squad car sits about 1/2 mile north of Highway 96 on Lawrence Road with the lights off at night. There are only two or three homes on this end of Lawrence and just about everyone drives at least 40. The speed limit is 30 and 40 will cost you about 170.00.

Jul 30, 2004 Texas 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (31) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (3)

FM 146 near At Kemah/Seabrook bridge Kemah, Texas

Along FM-146 from Bacliff TX (FM 646) to Kemah/Seabrook Bridge. Trap is run late at night. Daytime trap has been reduced because high tourism provides much income for Kemah during daytime hours 7 days a week. Number of patrol cars far exceed normal need for a town of this small size.

Apr 14, 2004 Texas 1 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (42) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (1)

Hwy 146 Kemah, Texas

Kemah cops are bad. They like to harass people, they will usually pull you over for doing just a little over the speed limit. Watch the speed limit, and FOLLOW IT. They will write you up for everything they can.

Mar 4, 2003 Texas 2 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (48) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (1)

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