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Speed Traps in Columbia Station, Ohio

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Columbia West River Road near Osborne Rd / W River Rd. Crossing   Columbia Station, Ohio

Law Enforcement (usually County Sheriff) sits in New Life Wesleyin Church parking lot. Sits parallel to road with lights off busting motorists heading southbound on West River Rd. Spped Limit is 45MPH, but traffic usually travels about 55 mph. Be careful!

Sep 25, 2006   Ohio   0 comments

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N. Boone Rd.   Columbia Station, Ohio

Near the north end of N. Boone Rd., cops like to sit in the golf course, that's right, IN THE GOLF COURSE! At night they sit their with their lights out and get a lot of people. It's the county sheriff since Columbia Twp. doesn't have a police force! He is usually facing north, towards Sprague Rd. Not heavily enforced but still beware!

Apr 3, 2002   Ohio   0 comments

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