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Speed Traps in Georgetown, Massachusetts

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State Route 97 near State Route 97   Georgetown, Massachusetts

This road runs from Georgetown Square to Groveland Center...and is the biggest patroled area I am aware of....speed limit is 40 and when I travel through there I purposely set my auto pilot as it is very very easy to go faster and faster as the road is straight for miles...make sure you slow down to 25 when you approach Groveland center..the cruises have many "hiding places" in the little store lots...

Aug 5, 2008   Massachusetts   0 comments

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State Highway 133 near Entire Town of Georgetown   Georgetown, Massachusetts

Rt. 133 in Georgetown going East starts out at 40 MPH, then 25 MPH, then 35 MPH, then 25 MPH, then 40 MPH in the space of about 1 1/2 miles. The officers especially target the two sudden drops to 25 MPH. This town has only about four businesses, including the town hall. Having two 25 MPH zones just smells like a money machine.

Apr 13, 2006   Massachusetts   0 comments

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