Princess Anne, Maryland Speed Traps

North of Princess Anne is a 5 mile ruler straight section of US 13. Troopers often monitor from tree lined wide center median, will use hand held radar, and radio violators ahead to additional troopers. Chase vehicles also employed.

Multiple speed traps operated simultaneously along this route. If you go over 65 mph between Princess Anne and Pocomoke City, you are likely to become a victim. Most of the speed traps involve a cop with Lidar, and other cops waving people over. Watch for cars pulled over onto shoulder or in the median. Also watch for brake lights!

Princess Anne Police will sit anywhere they can find on Somerset Ave. to catch mainly the College Students. If you are from the area, you will get a warning. If you are a college student, you will get a ticket.

The stretch of highway between Princess Anne and Fruitland, MD on the Eastern Shore. Both directions, north or south are often monitored. The highway is divided by a median of trees. At one or more of the crossovers, designated only for emergency vehicles, State Police set up. The speed limit is 55 mph, but as it’s a straight stretch for several miles in the country, people often exceed the limit. Because of the trees and often shade factor, and variation of speific crossovers, it’s often difficult to see far enough ahead. Often 2 or more officers are there, pulling one or more vehicles over at a time. Busy times/rush hours are often when they set-up.
Am unsure if it’s Radar or Lidar.