Irving, Texas Speed Traps

County constables (not city patrols) make routing traffic stops working along Hunter Ferrell between MacArthur & Lone Star Park usually after dark

County Constables (not city patrol cars) make routine traffic stops for speeding along MacArthur just south of Hunter Ferrell catching drivers coming over the bridges just past the Trinity.

When exiting Loop 12 to HWY 114 Eastbound, Irving police are waiting over the hill at the school zone. Normal speed 45, school zone 30. The thing is there is a school zone sign, then 15 feet is a 45 mph speed limit sign, then another 50 feet another school zone sign and then 150 feet another 45 mph sign. Can be very confusing.

Heading away from MacArthur towards NorthLake College entrance.
Topping the hill at the OmniAmerican Bank on the right, you’re lined up exactly with the cop in the parking lot. Trouble is, your eyes tend to look down the hill and towards the left (to follow the road course) and you miss him entirely. K-band radar.
He’s in the Carrier Air Conditioning business parking lot pointed at the crest of the hill at the bank.
Only reason I know about him is my V1 detector.
Enforcment varies, but overall average is 2-3 days out of every M-F.

If you’re traveling on Irving Blvd (HWY 356) East or West between Loop 12 (Walton Walker) and Nursery Rd the speed limit is 30 MPH. Everyday I see someone pulled over – keep your speed to 30.