Speed trap shut down, but lawsuit goes on (access required)

Ridgeland, a Lowcountry community of about 2,500 close to the Georgia border, is known for four nearby plantations, a nature trail and a speed trap along seven miles of Interstate 95. The plantations, historic reminders of agricultural riches that were sustained by slavery, and the nature trail are still there to draw tourists. The photographic traffic enforcement system, a term town officials prefer to speed trap, is now gone.

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Speed trap shut down, but lawsuit goes on

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