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Speed Traps in Hahira, Georgia

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1 mile North and South of I-75 Exit 29 on I-75   Hahira, Georgia

Local Hahira police will begin to patrol this stretch of interstate looking for speeders even though the interstate does not go through the town or directly borders the town.

Feb 3, 2012   Georgia   0 comments

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East Main Street Street near State Route 122   Hahira, Georgia

Placement between 45 and 55 limit signs, past small downtown area.

Jul 7, 2008   Georgia   0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (9) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (1)

State Highway 122 near Hagan Bridge Road   Hahira, Georgia

Nothing better for police to do in this small town. The police are mainly looking for seatbelt usage, but will stop you 5mph over. Limit drops from 45 to 35 just prior to this area.

Nov 19, 2007   Georgia   0 comments

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