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Speed Traps in Windsor, Vermont

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VT Route 44 West   Windsor, Vermont

25 mph zone extends along the Fairgrounds area heading out of town. Town police will sit in the Fairgrounds parking lot catching folks heading east into the village, or speeding up on the straight heading out of town. Town police will generally issue warnings first, so long as you are polite and not doing 50.

Jun 13, 2003   Vermont   1 comments

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Route 5 South   Windsor, Vermont

Coming towards downtown Windsor on Route 5 South it is 50 mph. Right after it changes to a 40mph zone, the police park facing northbound traffic at Route 5 sand and gravel and catch anyone going over 40. Also watch for cops hiding out towards the end of the 50mph zone on the Simon Pearce road.

Jul 26, 2002   Vermont   0 comments

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