Jacksonville, Florida Speed Traps

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atlantic and st johns bluff road

Jacksonville, FloridaSep 09, 20101 Comments

more of a red light runnig trap bike cops sit next to the car wash at the shell gas station and catch people running the turn light from atlantic left onto st johns bluffs

I-95 North & South between Heckscher Drive and Lem Turner

Jacksonville, FloridaSep 03, 20101 Comments

Southbound Speed drops from 65 to 55 at the Trout River Bridge, most mornings there is a state trooper parked on the side of the road between Edgewood & Lem Turner, they have no mercy. Afternoons they like the northbound side.

I-10, west of Chaffee Rd near new exit

Jacksonville, FloridaSep 03, 20100 Comments

Speed limit used to be 70, lowered to 60 for construction, although construction in that section is complete speed limit was not raised. East bound the limit drops just before the new exit, state troopers sit under the overpasses and pull you over usually just by pointing for you to pull over

I295 & San Jose Blvd

Jacksonville, FloridaSep 03, 20100 Comments

I295 near Highway 17 and near San Jose Blvd – on both sides of the Buckman Bridge – North and South bound traffic can expect to see troopers in the median where the bridge begins. Troopers are seen most often mid-day and evenings.

Trout River Road

Jacksonville, FloridaSep 03, 20100 Comments

Two unmarked cars – one red and one black sit on the side of the road and appear to just be parked cars in front of someone’s yard. They sit where they will get you coming over the bridge.

Two motorcycle cops are sometimes in place of the unmarked cars. They clock the vehicles and then simply walk out in the road and point to the side.

A marked car sits in a church parking lot to catch people coming over the bridge from the other direction.

The speed limit is 35 because it is residential, but it’s a major connection road and that section is all straight (in contrast to the majority of the winding road) so it’s easy to pick up too much speed.

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