During busy holiday weekends many drivers returning to the west side of the state on Interstate 90 take the Elk Heights exit west bound and transit Thorpe Prairie Road (50 MPH) which becomes Upper Peoh Point Road where it crosses I 90 westbound and becomes 35 MPH. It is very rural and 45 to 50 feels about right and after traveling 50 on Thorpe Prairie Road it is easy to just continue at 50 or so. The speed trap is usually set up about 5 or 6 miles west of the Elk Heights exit where Upper Peoh Pt Road rises and falls just enough to obscure your distant vision. Sometimes they have a large flashing electronic sign that says something like “Watch your speed. 35 MPH”. Just beyond that, they usually have two law enforcement vehicles set up and lots of times they are just waving cars over. We saw 5 cars waved over at one time.