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Speed Traps in Bethel, Ohio

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State Highway SR. 125 near State Route SR232 Bethel, Ohio

West bound SR125 after leaving last traffic light in Bethel the speed limit changes from 25 to 35 at the Sunoco station. The 35mph zone continues untill you pass Grant JVS then changes to 45. The Bethel police cars are dark grey Chargers that blend in. They are always moving from center of town to the vocatioal school. They often work in pairs.

Jun 13, 2008 Ohio 0 comments
Yes! This is a speed trap. (4) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (0)

State Route 125 going into Bethel Bethel, Ohio

The spped limit frops from 50 all the way to 25! There are signs saying speed redueced ahead, but it's a big drop! School time is worse! It is 20 in the 50 for about a half mile!

Oct 30, 2003 Ohio 0 comments
Yes! This is a speed trap. (3) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (0)

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