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Speed Traps in Lake Oswego, Oregon

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Northbound Hwy 43 (State St) through Lake Oswego Lake Oswego, Oregon

As one enters the southend of Lake Oswego northbound on Hwy 43 (aka "State St") the speed drops from 35 mph to 25 mph at the bottom of the hill before the intersection with McVey. The 25 mph is partially covered by a branch of a tree and at night the tree blocks the light from the streetlight. It is very easy to miss this sign. There is a second 25 mph sign on the SE corner of State St. and Wilbur, but in the summer this sign is nearly completely concealed by a hanging basket of flowers on an adjacent telephone pole. The LO police park their patrol vehicle on Leonard St. with their lights off. They will pull you over for doing 30 mph through this section of town at 2:00AM with nobody else on the street. The fact that the speed-limit signs are obscured makes no difference to the judge.

May 15, 2012 Oregon 0 comments

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State Street - Parking lot of Auto Detailing Shop Lake Oswego, Oregon

Speed limit is 25 mph, but changes to 35, then 40 or 45 as you head North out of Lake Oswego towards downtown Portland. LOPD sit and watch for drivers who increase their speed too early.

Jun 1, 2010 Oregon 0 comments

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On Childs Rd next to the Bryant Woods Nature Park Lake Oswego, Oregon

LOPD cruiser and at times motorcycle cop sits behind bushes and trees off the side of the road in the turn off to the Bryant woods nature park as well as the canal woods nature park. The speed is 25, should be higher because of the roads location. The cops get people coming over the hill going towards pilkington rd as well as the other direction.

May 16, 2010 Oregon 0 comments

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State Highway 43 near Holy Names Drive Lake Oswego, Oregon

LOPD car traffic unit shooting SB traffic on Route 43 across from Marylhurst University. Using handheld Vindicator type K band gun. Was in SB lane shooting traffic behind by using mirror to see radar unit display. 35 mph zone I believe, a bit low for width of road.

Oct 14, 2008 Oregon 0 comments

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Boones Ferry Road near pilkington Road Lake Oswego, Oregon

The LOPD sits at the street adjacent to the bakery or in the Les Scwab parking lot at night. Weekends seem to be the highest time of enforcement. There is a mix of cars and motorcyle cops during the day, cars at night. They are picking people coming down the hill from lake grove or people coming from the freeway. There is a rise in the road prevents you from seeing them until almost to late.

May 12, 2008 Oregon 0 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (19) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (6)

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