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Speed Traps in Longview, Texas

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SH322 between intersections with SH149 and SH349 in Lakeport Longview, Texas

2 mile stretch from SH149 (Estes Parkway) to SH349; heavily patrolled. Speed drops from 65-55; cops up and down this stretch all day. 3-person City of Lakeport PD has 4 new Chargers, paid for with DHS grants & ticket revenue. NOTORIOUS.

Jun 8, 2011 Texas 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (5) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (0)

North McCann St near post office Longview, Texas

There usually is a Longview city cop sitting either in the church parking lot or the fire station both of which face the post office. The speed limit changes from 50 to 40 and alot of people, including me, missed it.

Jun 11, 2010 Texas 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (19) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (7)

Quail & FM 726 S Longview, Texas

This is a town of less than 600 people. The East Mountain police officer uses ticket revenue to fund his position with the town. The officer likes to hide beside the town's water tank. You will be pulled over for driving through this town and you will get a ticket. There is no use arguing your case before a judge because the judge has ruled in favor of the officer in every single case that has been brought before him. The officer will usually accuse the driver of going at least 14 miles over the 55 limit so that the fine is larger. The officer will refuse to allow the accused driver to see the reading on his radar. A speed trap to the purest of the definition. Avoid this little town at all cost!

Aug 14, 2009 Texas 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (66) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (6)

281 East Loop Longview, Texas

East Loop 281 (between I-20 and US-80) in Longview has the ridiculously low speed limit of 60 MPH. This section of the city of Longview is just barely in Harrison County. Harrison County deputies just love to patrol this section of the Loop and hand out the tickets.

Jul 21, 2009 Texas 2 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (80) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (4)

FM-1845 Longview, Texas

Speed limit on FM-1845 is 55 MPH until you make a slight turn to the right and begin to cross under rail road tracks approaching HWY 80 in Greggton. When your front bumper crosses under the rail road the speed goes to 35 MPH even before the speed limit sign.

Jul 21, 2009 Texas 0 comments

Vote on this speed trap below:

Yes! This is a speed trap. (48) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (4)

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