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Speed Traps in Seminole, Florida

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Tollgate Trail (Woodlands subdivision)   Seminole, Florida

MC cops sit at 2-3 diff. places on Tollgate Trail regularly. Speed limit is 20MPH on Tollgate. (especially toward the back, North End) From what I am told they watch heavy because of Woodlands Elem. school and Rock Lake Middle school. They say no breaks if 25 or over. The MC cop told me a little girl was hit in the back of Tollgate a few years ago. Note I also saw a female deputy sheriff giving tickets at the N End of Tollgate trail to parents parking in the No Parking zone to pick up their kids.

Jan 12, 2011   Florida   0 comments

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Lake Markham rd   Seminole, Florida

Speed limit is 35 and they have been on motor cycles in multiple locations and sometimes you think you pass one and there will be another one further on down the road. The sit back in the woods and behind the lake sylvan park sign.

Nov 18, 2010   Florida   0 comments

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Johnson Blvd. One block West of Seminole Blvd.   Seminole, Florida

They sit near the bus stop, sometimes standing in the trees with radar guns. This is a 25mph zone. Most travel at 45mph and don't even realize their speeding. This is the same unmarked officer that sits West of Lake Seminole on Park Blvd, These are his favorite spots.

Nov 5, 2010   Florida   0 comments

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113th St. (Duhme Rd.) by Seminole Library   Seminole, Florida

They like to sit right in front of the Seminole Library scanning north on southbound vehicles on Duhme Road. I've noted as many as four deputy sherriff's lined up in marked cars next to and behind an unmarked vehicle (usually dark blue/maroon and is the one with the radar gun) blocking you from seeing the white/green sherriff's cars. I'm not sure what their speed criteria is but the limit is 40 through there. I've driven past doing about 48 and didn't get hit but anything over 50 is probably risky. It's right near the Seminole City Hall and the S.O. wants to make sure that the Seminole City Council knows they are getting their money's worth for the county sherriff's police enforcement. They set this trap at least once a week and I always see folks pulled over.

Oct 29, 2010   Florida   0 comments

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Park Boulevard on the west side of Lake Seminole   Seminole, Florida

The traffic going west on park boulevard should be careful once they pass Seminole Lake Park, once you clear the lake the speed limit drops to from 45 to 35 and PCS officers like to hide just past the lake in the parking lot next to the Chinese restaurant and pop drivers who fail to lower their speed.

Aug 11, 2010   Florida   1 comments

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