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Speed Traps in Coos Bay, Oregon

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Newmark east bound approaching Sherman Ave.   Coos Bay, Oregon

As you go east bound on Newmark the speed limit drops to 25MPH. The sign is hidden by signs and the police officer sits on the right side under a tree. Usually it's a North Bend Police officer whose car is black. He is hard to see

Sep 12, 2010   Oregon   0 comments

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Interstate 101 near US Highway 101   Coos Bay, Oregon

At the wiegh station at Hauser 5 miles north of the North Bend bridge. Due to budget constraints, both a Coos County Sheriff and a State Police Officer are working together and using the weigh station as a base to catch speeders. Be careful between approximatly 8 A.M. and 6 P.M. during the week days.

Aug 5, 2007   Oregon   1 comments

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