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Speed Traps in Eklutna, Alaska

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Thunderbird Falls exit and Mirror Lake on ramp   Eklutna, Alaska

Thunderbird Falls exit on the north bound lane a patrol car is an out in full view. The Mirror Lake on-ramp the patrol car is obscured by trees - they'll get you every time over 70mph.

Mar 6, 2010   Alaska   0 comments
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State Highway Glenn near Old Glenn to the Butte just before the Knik River Bridge   Eklutna, Alaska

I think safely at this location 75 mph would be much more realistic, but it's posted 65. Considering our weather, sometimes 5 mph might be too fast.

The most prevalent enforcement vehicle at this location is known as the Black Pearl, a State Trooper black Crown Vic.

2/2008

Feb 12, 2008   Alaska   0 comments
Yes! This is a speed trap. (1) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (0)

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