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Speed Traps in Pheonix, Oregon

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State Highway 99 near Main Street   Pheonix, Oregon

There are many speed zones beginning on Hwy.99, when entering Phoenix from both Talent or Medford. Speeds between 55 and 20, are contained within a short area, and change rapidly. It is not as bad of a speed trap as it used to be, but it is a carefully planned out area where you must be very alert to the signs (some hidden by vegetation) and not let drivers who are on your tail cause you to speed up, as you are likely to be the one who will be ticketed for speeding, not them.

Aug 13, 2007   Oregon   1 comments

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Interstate 5 near side of free way   Pheonix, Oregon

I've seen too many people on the side of the free way being ticketed for speeding, between the town of Talent,Oregan and Pheonix, Oregan, just before Medford, Oregan

Aug 3, 2004   Oregon   1 comments

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