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Speed Traps in Rutledge, Georgia

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Interstate 20 near Exit Number 105 and 109 Rutledge, Georgia

State and county boy's sit in the wooded area that divides the east and west bound lanes of I-20. This stretch is better known as "Booger Hollow" because of the constant police activity. There have been several fatal car accidents within this area, but most were due to the drivers falling asleep. The police will SNEAK OUT of a cut through road and be all over you in a minute. GSP has a post at exit 109.

Jul 20, 2006 Georgia 2 comments

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