Jacksonville, Florida Speed Traps

Patrol cars conceal themselves in the churchs parking lots and then radio the car ahead and they usually overtake you near Chick-Fil-A.

4/2008

When crossing bridge, where Edgewood turns into Tallulah, there are several side streets where the police set up. Because of shrubbery, you cannot see them until it is too late. The speed limit is 30; but 40-45 is average.
(Jacksonville – Northside)

4/2008

The mentioned this area on the news for speed traps during the rush hour.

3/2008

You will usually find a motorcycle cop parked underneath the I295 overpass while you are traveling east bound or west bound on I10. The speed limit east bound on I10 goes from 70 to 65 to 55 within a mile or less and thats where they get ya. They also have an unmarked Chevy Impala and a Mustang that monitors drivers between I295 all the way into the city of Jacksonville where I10 stops and I95 begins.

3/2008

Traveling south on Atlantic Blvd., just before reaching the I-95 overpass there is an officer standing on the sidewalk next to a telephone pole with handheld laser. From a distance it is very hard to tell it is a police officer – no hat or helmet. In a parking lot out of view are police chase cars.

3/2008