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Speed Traps in Forest, Ohio

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State Route 37   Forest, Ohio

On the north end of the village, Route 37 becomes somewhat rural but has a posted speed limit of 35 mph. The local police sit in residential driveways and at a business on the edge of town. Very easy to exceed the limit both entering and leaving the corporation limit.

Apr 14, 2008   Ohio   0 comments

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State Route 37 near W. Gage Street   Forest, Ohio

Police sit in a business drive at the north edge of town. The speed limit changes from 55mph to 35mph right where they sit. They get traffic both coming and going from the town. They will stop you for only 5mph over the limit.

Feb 20, 2008   Ohio   1 comments

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State Route 53 South near Daisy Street   Forest, Ohio

Forest police sit at the NAPA store parking lot and monitor people going out of town or nail them coming into town

Dec 6, 2007   Ohio   0 comments

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