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Speed Traps in Cheshire, Massachusetts

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Church str. just east of Post Office on   Cheshire, Massachusetts

Speed limit drops to 20 as you pass post office and approach rail trail crossing.

Apr 6, 2010   Massachusetts   0 comments

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Wells Rd.   Cheshire, Massachusetts

Police like to wait in long dirt driveway just as Wells Rd begins uphill climb towards Rt 116

Apr 6, 2010   Massachusetts   0 comments

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Route 8   Cheshire, Massachusetts

The Cheshire police love to sit at the fire station mainly just to slow traffic down as they don't usually have their radar on. They will also sit in, or across from, Beddard brothers, as well as the east side of 8 past the gas station. The state troopers, whose barracks is 2 miles north on 8, like these spots as well.

Feb 1, 2002   Massachusetts   1 comments

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