Kure Beach, North Carolina Speed Traps
Dow Road at city limits.
They sit at city hall and watch for people that have been in a 55mph zone to not get down to the 35mph at the city limit, then 25mph a block later.
Summer/Spring radar at Ft. Fisher
The Kure Beach Police set up on the side of the road as you come from Ft. Fisher into the town limits. They do a brisk business with the ferry traffic.
Entering Kure Beach on US 421
Traveling Highway 421 South through Carolina Beach takes you to the town of Kure Beach. It has more police per capita than any other town. They are bored and there is plenty of time for them to sit and wait for the next person who is not watching and exceeds the 35 MPH speed limit. You can almost always find them at the CAMA public access area on the ocean side of Hwy 421 right at the town limits. After 11PM, they sit there in hopes of finding “probable cause” to stop you and run a sobriety check. Be Careful.
State Highway 421 near dow Road
the kure beach police park out of sight to catch tourist & motorist rushing to catch the fort fisher to southport ferry in the morning hours.they pull into one of the many vacation home driveways along the hiway between kure beach and the fort fisher state historical site. departing ferry traffic should also be very cautious.also, the time before the last ferry of the evening is a favorite time for the police to lay in wait.those who plan to use the ferry should allow plenty of time to catch the ferry and can call (1800byferry) for up-to-date ferry departure times