In a hurry? Watch for these speed traps
Friday, 20 Nov, 2007
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In Alabama, it’s Montgomery. In Alaska, it’s Anchorage. And in California, it’s Fresno.
The National Motorists Association (NMA) listed those as among the US’s worst speed trap cities among the country’s 50 states.
“Nothing can ruin a vacation more quickly than an undeserved speeding ticket,” says NMA who adds it publicizes the speed traps as a “public service.”
Results are drawn from two sources: an online poll on the NMA network of Web sites, and an analysis of the postings on www.speedtrap. org over the last two years.
“All motorists would be well-advised to keep these locations in mind while driving this holiday,” suggests the site.
Report by David Wilkening
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