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Speed Traps in Sweet Home, Oregon

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end of town towards foster lake   Sweet Home, Oregon

they sit in the empty lot just past the lakeshore market on the right handside. just before the railroad tracks...

Apr 3, 2010   Oregon   0 comments

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On West End of Sweet Home   Sweet Home, Oregon

Just as u come into town it goes from 55 to 35...really quick..and they set in the ODOT lot just waiting for You...

Jan 16, 2010   Oregon   1 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (19) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (2)

US Highway 20 near 1/2 way to Sweet Home   Sweet Home, Oregon

Police sit along the highway half-way between Lebanon and Sweet Home on Highway 20. The speed limit is 55, but traffic moves along at 60. I don't know at what speed police pull people over, as I haven't been pulled over.

Oct 12, 2007   Oregon   2 comments

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