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Ramapo
Ramapo - State police have doubled the number of speeding tickets issued
between exits 15 and 16 on the New York State Thruway following three fatal
crashes in that stretch of highway.
The stepped-up enforcement
began after nine people were killed in the crashes, although police said speed
was not a factor in any of them. Troopers now issue about 79 speeding tickets
a day along the Rockland-Orange corridor.
Maj. George Beach II, commander
of the troop that patrols the 641-mile Thruway, warned drivers that the ticket
blitz would continue through the summer. Aggressive drivers, such as those who
tailgate or change lanes abruptly, would also be targeted, he said.
Beach said the stepped-up
enforcement would remain until police saw an "appreciable difference" in speeds
on that section of highway. The area has a posted speed limit of 65 mph, but
most people drive much faster.
Known Speed
Traps
- NJ 17 North and South
- in the town of Mahwah.
- Route 42 in South Fallsburg,
by the Mobil station, speed limit is 30.
- Route 17B in White Lake area,
there is construction and the speed limit goes down to 45.
- Route 55 from White Lake through Kauneonga Lake (and back),
speed limit is 30!
Always watch for posted
speed limits, especially where it changes to a reduced limit.
George
Washington Bridge Advisory System
Call 1-877-PA-ROADS (727-6237)
- Press 1 - To report
an emergency at the GWB
- Press 2 - For
traffic conditions. Once at This message:
- Press 1 -
For New York bound travel time for the upper and lower levels
- Press 2 -
For New Jersey bound travel time for the upper and lower levels
- Press * -
To repeat instructions
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