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Speed Traps in Woodstock, Vermont

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The entire Village of Woodstock is a Speed Trap   Woodstock, Vermont

Speed traps are set up at numerous locations on US Route 4 and State Route 106 in the Village of Woodstock. This is major revenue source for Woodstock with over $600,000 of tickets written annually. Be very cautious in the entire Woodstock area!

Aug 23, 2010   Vermont   1 comments

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State Route 4 and 12 near State Rt .12 to Bridgewater   Woodstock, Vermont

This 4 mile stretch of Rt 4 from the intersection of Rt 12 north to and including the town of Bridgewater varies in limits from 25 to 50 mph. The limit changes are frequent and abrupt. Every time going through here I see someone being cited.

Next to the center of "downtown" Woodstock at the intersection of Rt 106 is a loop known as The Green. It is two lanes wide and posted 25 mph, no passing. I missed the no passing sign in previous trips. When asked, by the officer, why was I pulled over I replied I didn't think I was speeding. She didn't have radar on but cited the no passing. A speeding ticket would have been cheaper than the $199 no passing fine.

If you use Rt 89 go around this section rather than go through it. Or drive like you're a little old lady.

4/2008

Apr 12, 2008   Vermont   3 comments

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State Route 106   Woodstock, Vermont

mobile all day and night...

Jun 8, 2007   Vermont   0 comments

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US Highway 4   Woodstock, Vermont

Leaving Woodstock Eastbound the speed limit is 25 but a sign indicates "Entering Thruway". There are a bunch of signs (name of town Rotary Club etc. on the opposite side of the street for Westbound traffic coming to town and the cops hide behind the signs and ticket people who cross the bridge leaving picturesque Woodstock (narrow streets old buildings, rail fences)and find themselves on the wide highway commercial strip with big gas stations and shopping center etc. 40 mph gets you about $150 and if you try and fight it they add another $30.

May 31, 2006   Vermont   0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (32) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (1)

US Highway 4 near State Route 12 & 106   Woodstock, Vermont

Watch out for all of the Villag area in the Town of Woodstock, Vermont. This is a well posted 25 MPH speed zone (the whole village). The speed signs also are posted with NO PASSING! Don't even think about it, as you will get ticketed. We don't play games with safety. The road signs are posted in conformance with the federal rules & regulations for signage. Pay attention to the posted signs, and drive the legal limit, and you will not have a problem. Our average ticket is for 18 mph over the posted limit, thats also in the heart of the village, not just on the outskirts. If you are looking for a ticket, our average ticket is for $150 +.

Apr 5, 2005   Vermont   0 comments

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