South Burlington, Vermont Speed Traps

Police Officer wait in the parking lot of Pete’s RV and wait for motorist to speed out of Williston, Vermont. The speed limit is 40 in this area, but it is easy to find yourself over the limit as it is a two lane highway.
(South Burlington – Chittenden County)

9/2007

Police Officers sit at the intersection of Brewer Parkway and Shelburne Road (Rte. 7). Be careful! (South Burlington – Chittenden County)

9/2007

Police Officers wait at the entrance of Centenial Woods. This is East of the intersection of Swift and Spear Streets, coming down the hill. The speed limit is 35, but it easy to exceed the limit as it is downhill and a fun, windy turn. (South Burlington – Chittenden County)

9/2007

Police Officers wait at the intersection of Timber Lane and Kennedy Drive. Recently, the speed limit has increased from 25 mile per hour work zone to a 4 lane, 40 mile per hour zone. This road is easy to speed as it is a long straight away. Police Officers also frequently use this road as it it a cut-through of the City. Moving radar is oftne used and there are not many medians so turning around is easy for the cops.

(South Burlington – Chittenden County)

9/2007

Police sit around the intersection of Kirby Rd. and Airport Pkwy waiting for speeders. It’s an easy stretch of road in which to speed. I was stopped when I was the last of 5 cars in a row. I was the easiest to stop. I’ve also been stopped when I was the only car on the road. The speed limit drops for a short section and that’s when they nab you.