Frontenac, Missouri Speed Traps

The Cop in his little Gray Unmarked Car loves to sit at the following 3 spots right at I-64 & Spoede Rd.

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The On East Bound on Ramp to I-64 shooting his laser gun at distances of 4/10ths of a mile at East Bound Traffic.
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The West Bound On Ramp to I-64 shooting his laser gun at distances of 2/10ths of a mile at West Bound Traffic, His car is hidden from view until you get right at Spoede Rd.

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On Top of Spoede Rd. Shooting his laser gun at East & West bound traffic at distances of 2/10ths of a mile.

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Frontenac police will sit on the onramp to interstate 64/40 eastbound. The car is unmarked I had to drive over to his car and look at the plates to see that is was Frontenac police. 90% of the time he uses laser out his window. He is by himself most of the time. After he gets our speed he will merge off the onramp to the highway. Light you up and pull you over onto Lindberg boulevard. This is one of the best traps I have seen on Highway 40! He will give about 4 tickets an hour. Then he just comes right back and sit in the same spot. I have a passport x50 radar detector And it will not pick upm his laser intill its to late. Comment on this if you have seen him manly around 2.00- 4.00 pm.

Patrol car will sit on the Northbound side of Lindbergh Blvd. at Litzsinger Rd. right near and sometimes on the parking lot for St. Joseph’s Academy. Here at this location they can get you going Northbound and Southbound on Lindbergh Blvd. I have seen them also go after those trying to go Eastbound on Litzsinger from Lingbergh. It IS posted as illegal to go that way. Patrol cars used are either white or dark gray with the silver Frontenac Police logo. They have some cars with and some without rooftop lights. Be warned: you will NOT see them before they have seen you. They do occasionally give out a warning here, but not often.

A Patrol car will sit on the shoulder of Westbound I-64 west of Lindbergh Blvd, just over the crest of a hill.