Rock Hill, South Carolina Speed Traps

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Springsteen Road near Springsteen Road

Rock Hill, South CarolinaFeb 13, 20082 Comments

Police sit by road near Seven Oaks Subdivion or across the
street in a parking lot near Garrison Road. I always see
a Police in this area, no matter what time of day or night.
It is very hard to maintain 35 MPH due to the decline of
the road…….very tricky! But thank God for those who
protect our lives by catching the really bad drivers who
want to run over you just because you are trying to abide
by the law.

Ebinport Road near Hollythorn Drive

Rock Hill, South CarolinaJan 29, 20080 Comments

Heading down Ebinport, away from Blockbuster, there’s normally a cop sitting in the dayschool at the bottom of the hill. Steepest hill in Rock Hill so of course you’re going to gain speed as you roll down the hill. You’ll have to apply a lot of break just to maintain 35mph. So, of course, they wait for gravity to take it’s toll, then make you pay for it.

Anderson Road near Cowan Road

Rock Hill, South CarolinaJan 29, 20081 Comments

Heading down Anderson towards Main Street you’ll veer off Anderson to merge onto main near The Crowbar and the speed shop. There’s a triangular piece of land created by the roads, you’ll be peeling off to the right getting ready to merge. A cop will sit in the middle of the grassy area and pop you as you enter the area. The dumb thing is, his back is turned to main as well as the merge area, where is where *all* the problems occur when those roads meet as well as the real speeding happens.

Interstate I-77 near Exit Number Between exit 79 and 82.

Rock Hill, South CarolinaOct 15, 20071 Comments

There is a place on I-77 going north and south where police hide in the middle of the road between the concreate wall and catches speeders. They are in cars or on motorcycles. The speed limit is 60mph here.

Interstate I-77 South near Sutton Road

Rock Hill, South CarolinaSep 26, 20070 Comments

State Patrol will sit on top of Sutton Road overpass and shoot down into oncoming traffic, namely the left lane. Several other State Patrol and Rock Hill Police will sit on the offramp to Sutton road and make the grab. On one Saturday I saw no less than 10 cars pulled at one time. No joke.

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