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Speed Traps in Hall, Georgia

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985n Expressway near State Route 129 Hall, Georgia

When traveling North on 985 as you travel down the long 1/2 mile hill in the 70 MPH zone, Hall county hides behind the trees in the center or medium. They will travel South in the medium behind the guard rail and pull a Barney Fife as you coast down the hill before exit 22, 129 Highway, Gainesville Exit. This hill is steep so unless you ride the brakes for the 1/2 mile, you will do over 70 if equipped with Overdrive. (Ticket drive in Hall) They park very close to the trees so you don't see them, or one will sit behind the exit sign, this one is Goober, until it is too late. Usually two will sit together, one will Laser and the other will hide behind the exit sign. Best thing to do is back out of it before you bottom the hill and after you pass the bridge step on it again. Just make sure you are 70 at the bottom of the hill because the gun will not shoot thru the woods.

Feb 17, 2008 Georgia 1 comments

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