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Speed Traps in Haskins, Ohio

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State Route 64 near State Route 582   Haskins, Ohio

South of State Route 582 on Route 64. Haskins Village limits starts about 1/2 mile south of 582 at 50mph, then 35mph, then 25mph, then 35mph then 50mph exiting town. The village police will sit at the intersection of 582 and 64 or hide on the cross roads in down. Any time of day is the worst time to drive through Haskins. Just don't exceed the posted speed limits even by a couple miles per hour.

Aug 23, 2007   Ohio   2 comments

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St Rt 64 Betwiin Bowling Green and Waterville OH   Haskins, Ohio

Officers commonly sit on south end of town near Sr 582, in subdivision on north, in school zone at noon or on the only other thru street which is postes at 25MPH and has excessive and unnecessary stop signs since no streets cross.

Jun 17, 2003   Ohio   1 comments

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