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Speed traps in South Carolina
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- US Highway 76
- Prosperity, SC
- Speed drops from 55 to 35 when heading North on US 76 (into the town of Prosperity). This is the same point of the town limits so the cops like to sit at an antique store, in a parking lot…
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- Peach Road
- Ridgeway, SC
- The Town Police Chief likes to sit at the edge of the city limits where the speed drops from 55 to 35. They just put in a new interchange at I-77 and this makes this route a new favorite for…
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- State Highway 34
- Ridgeway, SC
- Town police backed up to 25 speed sign with no notice of reduce speed sign from limit of 55.
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- State Route 34
- Ridgeway, SC
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- State Highway 34
- Ridgeway, SC
- After exiting I-77 eastward onto SC #34, you travel through rural area for several miles with a posted speed limit of 55 mph. The speed limit drops to 45mph as you approach a few houses, then suddenly drops to 25…
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- US Highway 601
- Saint Matthews, SC
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- State Highway from orangeburg 389
- Perry, SC
- a small town of a couple hundred people. sits at city limit under cedar trees well hid coming from orangeburg. you will get a ticket.
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- US Highway 39
- Salley, SC
- Police have unmarked cars and sit in parking spaces and stop cars and trucks for doing two to three miles over posted speed limit.Speedometers aren't calibrated like radar units,therefore speeds differ from radar units
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- State Highway Highway 6
- Santee, SC
- Officer parks in unmarked car just west of church, just over top of a hill on a downward slope, on westbound side in a 35 mph zone within site of the 45 mph sign at bottom of hill, where a…
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- State Highway 301/15
- Summerton, SC
- Anyone traveling thourgh Summerton (Exit 108/I-95)or on Highway 301/15 are subject to a traffic stop by unqualified Radar officers, there are no exact speed signs, going anywhere from up to 5 miles per hour over the limit could get you…
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