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Speed Traps in Marfa, Texas

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Hwy 90 West Marfa, Texas

Entering Marfa sherriff and state dps hide out around corner...speed changes from 65 to 55 to 40 in less than a mile...all of the big bend tri area is a speed trap....they will stop you for any reason that strikes them...drive the speed limit...it may look or seem desolate but believe there is a state trooper or sherriff who will stop you for one mile over the limit...they r everywhere all the time...borders on harassment...

Sep 2, 2011 Texas 0 comments

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

Ranch Rd 169 Marfa, Texas

Ranch Rd 169 a few miles south of Marfa. There's one sign designating 50MPH about 25-30 Miles south, No tolerance for going over the speed limit - local yokles usually hide by the Border Patrol Vehicles. My fine was $200 for doing 55MPH thru this cow pasture of a road. Definitely a speed trap!!

Sep 23, 2010 Texas 0 comments

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US Highway 90 near State Highway 17 Marfa, Texas

While exiting Marfa, heading east, the speed limit from inside the city at 30 mph changes to forty mph. If you accelerate above 30 mph before you actually reach the speed marker of 40 mph, city cops are waiting on outskirts of city, just around a turn that hides their vehicles at night. Enforement is strict, as they take the 40 mph marker to be exactly the point where the higher speed should start. The speed limit goes from 40 to 55 mph right after that, so drivers expect to naturally accelerate as they leave the city. City cops establish their vehicles at a point where drivers passing thu in the evening do not see the city cops around a turn, and they point their radar guns at the point just beyond the higher speed limit (aiming at the lower speed limit area) to "catch"" drivers leaving the city. City cops have ""courtesy"" envelopes with fines already prepared for all traffic citations."

Jan 4, 2005 Texas 1 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (10) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (4)

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