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Speed Traps in Aurora, Oregon

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Ehlen Road near Hubbard Cutoff Road   Aurora, Oregon

East of Hubbard Cutoff Rd. NE, heading into the town of Aurora, OR, open roadway, posted 45mph, changes to 35mph with no warning, downhill, then changes to 25mph with no warning. Quite easy to exceed new posted limit. County Sheriff and Aurora police take turns enforcing. Wear your seatbelts and forget about talking them out of it. Unmarked cars are common along with hidden radar units.

Nov 28, 2006   Oregon   1 comments

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State Highway 99e near 3rd Street NE Street   Aurora, Oregon

One Police Car town...has nothing to do. Parks there every day waiting for unsuspecting motorists entering Aurora at a speed faster than 30 MPH. Highway average speed for 99E is 45 miles per hour. Pulls over for speeding and seatbelts.

Mar 14, 2006   Oregon   0 comments

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Hwy 99E   Aurora, Oregon

Officers set up Orange Cones at certain areas of the hwy, if you are within that cones they will stop you. They also do this for Crosswalks and if you are within the cones when a pedestrian steps off the curb and y ou dont stop they will pull you over. Cones for cross walks are set at an unsafe stopping distance. This town will also stop you for ANYTHING and everything. I recently went to trial to plead my case. The office had no notes and very little recollection of the incident, lied to the judge, I called him on it and he twisted the story, the judge sided with him, this was for a smoked cover over my license plate. Resulting in a $100.00 fine. Apparantly even if you are right, the officer can lie and the judge will side with him. Unfair? Very much so!

Aug 1, 2001   Oregon   0 comments

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