Texas Worst Speed Traps?

[Anonymous]

This is for Texas Residents Only, I'm curious what are some of the worst speed traps in Texas like literally LEO's patrol there everyday on same road?

Beside Diboll on US 59. Has to be State's Worst Speed Trap. I've seen 5 LEO's there 2 times ago and it was within 1/2 mile. It's normal like that there.

I Know I-35 North Austin is pretty heavy on patrol.

Is there any other really bad speed traps that y'all know?

[RadarReviews_Net]

Without a doubt the worst one I know in the state of Texas is on Interstate 10 in the city Seguin...dont ever...ever speed through there. Everytime I drive through there...about 2 or 3 people pulled over. I have drove through there at one time seeing over 10-15 police cars within a 5 mile drive going down interstate 10. This is a city about 30 miles east of San Antonio. Anyone know what I am talking about?

[Dr. SVO]

Yes, I know about the police in Seguin. They usually start in the last uphill before Seguin where I have always had a run in with a DPS sitting in the median. Another place is Selma just outside San Antonio on the way to New Braunfels.

Another place where you always find them and they are PITA is El Lago on NASA Road One. They are always nailing people hiding either in the car wash on NASA Road One or the Chevron.

[ProSpeeder]

Sequin is bad but when they're set up their always all over the scanner.

The most dependable speed trap I know of is 146 Southbound at Choate Rd. Shore acres sits up against the concrete divider and shoots IO K band at southbound traffic as they approach the light. If he's working at night he sits blacked out but even during the day he can be hard to spot. He'll also stay off the button until he sees a fast car or the light turn yellow then he'll try and capture a speeding ticket with your red light run.

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[Anonymous]

10-15 Police Cars at one time within 5 miles? Wow, that is insane and they need to be looking out for crime instead of catching someone who drive fast and safe. Typical Revenue Generators.

[Ovencleaner]

Originally Posted by Anonymous

10-15 Police Cars at one time within 5 miles? Wow, that is insane and they need to be looking out for crime instead of catching someone who drive fast and safe. Typical Revenue Generators.

Its all about the benjamins

[Anonymous]

I'm surprise no one mentioned Zavalla. I bet it's worst than Diboll?

Also, what about Corrigan? It goes down to 35 mph and it's on 59.

I drive around East Texas a lot and wanted to know more from you guys.