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Speed Traps in Lamont, Florida

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US Highway 19 near Florida/Georgia Parkway   Lamont, Florida

Lamont is a small town south of Capps where you get on the Florida Georgia Parkway. The speed limit suddenly changes from 65 to 45 and you go into a curve that puts you right in the center of the town. People are not able to change their speed so suddenly. Many people have complained about getting speeding tickets through this town.

Jun 15, 2007   Florida   0 comments

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