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Speed Traps in Hubbard, Ohio

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State Route 62 near Downtown Hubbard   Hubbard, Ohio

Some, if not all, Hubbard patrol cars have K-band moving radar. Speed limit on most of Main St. is 25 MPH, even though it is four lanes. There is at least one school zone.

Jan 29, 2007   Ohio   0 comments

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US Highway 62, 616, Main St.   Hubbard, Ohio

Coming into Hubbard on Route 62 from Pennsylvania, I've seen Hubbard cops sitting clear over in the next town of Masury. I've also seen them sitting across from the new Flying J truck stop and at various other locations around the town. Most of Main Street is posted at 25 mph, which is completely unrealistic for a straight four lane stretch of road.
They also now have K-band moving radar, as my radar detector was lighting up like a Christmas tree one night while I was being passed by a patrol car going in the opposite direction on Main St.

Nov 14, 2004   Ohio   0 comments

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