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Speed Traps in Bluffton, Ohio

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County Line Rd at the Village Park   Bluffton, Ohio

The cops sit at the entrance to the Village Park on the other side of the overpass tha crosses over I-75. They catch cars travelling North coming into town where the speed limit changes from 55 to 35.

Apr 16, 2012   Ohio   0 comments

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Bentley Road between Grove St. and Riley St.   Bluffton, Ohio

The speed limit all through here is 35 MPH because of the children and University students that are in the area. Cops like to watch the area and get you speeding which is easy to do because it is a long road.

May 6, 2010   Ohio   1 comments

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North Main St. heading into town.   Bluffton, Ohio

The speed limit drops from 35 to 25 mph, I've seen many people pulled over and getting tickets

May 3, 2010   Ohio   0 comments

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