Durham, New Hampshire Speed Traps

I got picked up leaving the Campus of UNH on a Friday afternoon just before the intersection of Route 4. Multiple officers were sharing a radar and waiting in the street to flag down cars in an organized fashion.

I was recently stopped for speeding in Durham. When I explained to the officer I did not even see his cruiser, he explained to me I was clocked by silent aircraFort Drivers beware.

On Rte 4, down by the bridge recently built, the police will sit on the side of the road in complete darkness and nail you for doing way more than the 35 MPH limit, which is very low for a road you could just as easily expect to have a 45 – 50 MPH limit. Its worth while to drive slowly when approaching or leaving that bridge, all of the new traffic lights installed there help to slow you up a little now.

When heading out of town. Driving past the Gas Stations make sure to go 35. Police Sit on the left hand side of the road right over the small bridge near Jackson’s Landing. The other spot is on the right hand side of the road. On the street that Jacksons Landing is on. They try to get people going to fast out of town. Go slow when approching this corner.