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Speed Traps in Liberty, Ohio

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State Highway Veteran's Highway near 747 Road   Liberty, Ohio

Any time of day on Veteran's Highway, State Route 129, between 747 (Princeton-Glendale Rd.) and Cincinnati Dayton Road either one or more county sheriffs' or a state troope can be found radaring this area. The posted speed is 65 which is very acceptable but it's so tempting to go 75 or more on this very straight open stretch of road.

Apr 5, 2008   Ohio   0 comments

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State Highway 747 near Kyle Station Road   Liberty, Ohio

Traveling south on Rt 747 just after Kyle Station Road, there is a dip in the road followed by a hill that obstructs the view of where the Sheriff's car sits. He's either on the lot of the Fire Station or in a lot just south of that. The speed goes from 55 to 40 and back to 55. Patrolled more often than not and at varying times of the day.

Jul 26, 2006   Ohio   0 comments

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