Goose Creek, South Carolina Speed Traps

Not many people know the Carnes Crossroads area from 1/2 mile north and south on 17-a and out 176 about a 1 1/2 miles was annexed by the City of Goose Creek. There are several places they sit to catch you and frequently roll through. The most prevalent one is the empty lot North of the crossroads just off 17-a.

Leaving Goose Creek on St. James, after Walmart both sides of the road are woods, traffic speeds go from 45 to 55mph. But the zone actually starts 200 yds beyond the end of buildings. Cops sit at the Alcoa entrance and radar people approaching the 55mph sign. They say you are still in the 45 zone although the zone extends far beyond where is should stop.

As your heading into Goose Creek they sit across the street form the Cadillac dealership. You cant see them to well until your close enough for them to catch you..suggest slowing it down where there is a u turn in the median soon after the new bridge.

Goose Creek PD love the military base in Goose Creek, Red bank road around the commissary is a nice area to hide in. Usually the GC PD will hang near the fence all the way down red bank road on the military base. Goose Creek PD are not allowed to enter the federal portion which would be anything off Red back Road. I have never seen where a local government PD is allowed to patrol inside a federal installation. Well I have never seen a military instillation with no gate. Goose Creek PD loves to harass the Military and GC PD also has Laser, military Pd only has basic radar. Remember this, its illegal to have a radar detector on a military instillation. If you are hit by Military PD on Red bank road then technically you are not on a military instillation because it�s a state road, weird huh. I have talked to a few people that have been pulled over because the military Pd thinks that the XACT (Sirius) is radar detector. Usually local and Federal get along due to the amount of money local government gets from the federal government. The reason why they mess with military here is because there mostly young Navy students.

parks in playground behind bushes. and pulls off drives