Lafayette, Indiana Speed Traps

The speed limit on McCarty is 35–for a four lane through street? Anyway, cops will sometimes sit behind the electrical substation right next to the Cat Soccer Park and catch people coming from E and W on McCarty. This is especially prevalent during both rush hours.

lafayette city police, in middle of lanes just south of railroad overpass, at the enterance to of norfolk railroad. speed is posted at 40, but it is down hill both ways… GOOD LUCK!

the police car sits right against the bushes right off the edge of the road( right in front of the baseball diamond, they park in the parking lot the speed limit is 25 mph but is easily exceeded by the mere size of the street and the fact of everyone trying to make the 1 second light and the intersection of Beck and 9th st

Police will sit just off US 52 bypass at the entrance to Staleys and the Norfolk Southern railyard. This stretch is posted 40 mph, but it’s easy along here to go faster. They will get you coming over the bridge from the west or from around the curve to the south.

Throughout the "new" two-lane extension of U.S. 231 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana State Police set up speed traps. Their favorite spots are stop sign intersections with county roads. They will sit about 100 yards off the highway, on the county road, hidden by the earthen embankments, ready to pull over anyone going over 60 with the posted speed limit being 55. The county sheriff deputies like to sit under the railroad bridges one mile north of the intersection of U.S. 231 and State Road 25. As you approach them they are facing you on the right. It is hard to see them, because of the curve and hill.