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Speed Traps in Burns, Oregon

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Just E. of Library as Hwy 20 drops down hill & around corner   Burns, Oregon

Speed limit in town is 25. Downhill looks like it is out of town and should be 35 mph but it isn't yet. By the time one reaches 35 mph one wants to be doing 45 mph, but don't! Wait til you reach the 45 mph sign or be sorry!

Apr 28, 2010   Oregon   0 comments

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The whole town   Burns, Oregon

beware! Cash hungry barney fifes!

Apr 17, 2010   Oregon   0 comments

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US Highway 20/395 wext of Burns to 395 junction near Mile Marker 100 to 124   Burns, Oregon

Both State police and county police patrol this stretch of highway and will give tickets for anything over 6mph of the posted speed limit. Limit is 55mph.

Jul 26, 2008   Oregon   0 comments

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