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Speed Traps in Hamersville, Ohio

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State Route S.R. 125 near City Limits Parkway   Hamersville, Ohio

Speed reduces from 45 to 35 (20 in school zone) to 25 from the west end of town. Speed reduces from 55 to 35 to 25 from the east end of town. Local police patrol heavily sitting on side streets and behind businesses.

Sep 9, 2007   Ohio   1 comments

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State Highway 125   Hamersville, Ohio

Hamersville police are notorious for hiding in strange places. The moment you see them they already have a reading on your speed. Also the speedlimit goes down to 25MPH in the very center of town for about 200Fort They will pull you over for anything and everything. Pay close attention to the speed limits as you drive through.

May 26, 2004   Ohio   0 comments

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State Route 125 (Main Street)   Hamersville, Ohio

The cops are always out in this small village. As you enter into town, the speed limit drops from 55 mph to 35 mph. A few feet after that, it drops down to 25 mph (20 mph when kids are going to or coming out of school). Don't think of speeding through town, however. The cops are sure to be lurking somewhere around the village limits.

Oct 1, 2001   Ohio   0 comments

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