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Despite state road, MoDOT has no control over speed camera in St. Louis County
Posted on July 24, 2012 at 8:44 PM
Updated Wednesday, Jul 25 at 12:23 PM
Don’t be surprised if you see a speed camera rigged to a truck in St. Louis County. Moline Acres Police are using the speed camera primarily on a state road, Highway 367. And don’t think they’re breaking any MODOT regulations.
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