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Speed Traps in West Jeffereson/Columbus, Ohio

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Interstate 70 near State Route 142 West Jeffereson/Columbus, Ohio

Going eastbound toward Columbus, just after you go under the State Route 142 overpass (exit number 85, Plain City), there is a sweeping curve as you cross the Big Darby Creek. Just after the small bridge, there is an "emergency vehicle turn around" in the median. I travel this route at least twice a week now (usually on the weekends), and used to travel this route daily, and I have regularly seen an OSHP patrol car there (sometimes two). The speed limit is the normal 65, and they usually aren't too strict, as I generally go past at about 70 (once at 75, and I was very surprised that I didn't get pulled over), but once I was pulled over, going under 65 because the roads were a little slick, for reasons other than speeding. I have only seen them clocking eastbound drivers here, probably because westbound drivers have a long, clear line of sight to the spot where they sit.

Feb 19, 2004 Ohio 0 comments

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