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Speed Traps in Highland Heights, Kentucky

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US Highway 27 near Interstate 275 Highland Heights, Kentucky

Highland Heights Police patrol this area regularly. Usually you'll see the first ones around NKU (Northern Kentucky University) Campus, but expect to see more until you get to Cold Spring (when you don't see stores on either side of the street past the fire station). Don't speed and don't run red lights and you will be fine. Watch the posted limit as you first get into Highland Heights (just past NKU) as the speed limit is the lowest anywhere on US 27 in Campbell Co, around 30 to 35 mph. Highland Heights uses K band radar, while nearby Cold Spring uses Ka.

3/2008

Mar 25, 2008 Kentucky 0 comments
Yes! This is a speed trap. (0) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (1)

All of Campus and Parking Lots Drive Highland Heights, Kentucky

Nunn Drive - Heading down the hill into campus, university police will sit on a traffic island at the bottom of the hill past the traffic lights at Nunn drive / University drive. If heading up the hill torwards U.S. 27, police sit at the Herman Center parking lot at the top, on the left side. If on Kenton Drive, heading torwards John's Hill, Police sit in Lot L and runn radar torwards Norse Commons. If traveling on Campbell Drive, heading up the hill torwards gateway or housing, Police Sit in Lot U aiming their radar at gateway. Police also will run radar at the gravel lot off of the Kenton and Campbell intersection, aiming torwards University Drive, and bike patrol will hide behind the green elctrical box on Kenton Drive across from Norse Commons, by the bus stop, aiming towards the Science Building. If the cruiser has radar, they will run it while moving all across campus and neighboring communities.

Oct 4, 2005 Kentucky 0 comments
Yes! This is a speed trap. (0) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (1)

Nunn Drive near Between US 27 and NKU's entrance Highland Heights, Kentucky

On Nunn drive between US-27 andthe NKU entrance college police are hiding in unknown locations shooting down speeders. Radar probably, LIDAR a maybe, VASCAR isn't likey due to lack of landmarks and lines on road. Watch yourself.

Jan 19, 2005 Kentucky 0 comments
Yes! This is a speed trap. (1) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (1)

State Highway 27 Highland Heights, Kentucky

Police set on a side street getting cars coming from their city to Fort Thomas.

Jan 6, 2005 Kentucky 0 comments
Yes! This is a speed trap. (0) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (0)

South on 471 right before East 275 exit Highland Heights, Kentucky

When traveling south on 471 you can come around a curve right before you get to the east 275 exit and the local law enforcement can sit against a median if you are doing over 55 you are done.

Aug 9, 2002 Kentucky 0 comments
Yes! This is a speed trap. (0) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (2)

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