Rock Hill, South Carolina Speed Traps

Going North bound on I-77, the large overpass before Cherry Road has a speed limit sign on a support structure. A gap in the road separators is created below this, and it gives enough room for a State Patrol to back-into this position and shoot up towards the hill. Typically the State Patrol will wait till the driver the wish to go after has made it to or over the hill, and race towards them to stop them about 1 mile before the Sutton Road exit.

This area is a very dangerous area because going North I-77 goes from 70 to 60. This feels like a crawl and most people keep their speed and stay in the left 2 lanes.

Watch for this overpass, I travel this interstate very often and have seen them camping there.

I-77 Exits 77 thru 88, North & South Bound.

When exiting off 21 Bypass (Anderson Rd) onto 72 Bypass (Albright Rd), there is a car that sits right in the curve onto 72 bypass. The speed limit drops from 45mph to 35mph quickly. By the time you realize it, you are in the speed trap. They are waiting right in the curve before getting onto 72 bypass. If you are doing 45 you will get stopped. So be careful coming around that curve.

Enforment is typically hidden under bridge where the bridge support mounts in center of interstate. This are is hidden by the concrete barrier in the center of the interstate.

There is a concrete wall separating northbound from southbound lanes. This wall splits briefly into 2 walls to make room for the pillar of the Eden Terrace overpass. Police turn around there, can hide under the overpass and shoot radar at the tail lights of cars going either direction, which have just passed the Eden Terrace Bridge