If you aren't watching pretty carefully, you don't even notice there's a town here at all. There's not a lot of signage, and the density of human settlement doesn't even seem particularly high for a rural area of East Texas. But the speed limit drops, and you'd better slow down.

Limit drops from 70 to 55 without warning signs. If you miss it the fine is $235. This "town" has a population of 140 yet they have 3 police cars. All of them were manning this trap on the day I was snared doing 68 in what I thought was a 70. There should be a law requiring a warning sign when the speed limit drops more then 5 miles per hour to keep unscrupulous municipalities from sticking it to drivers for missing one sign.