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Speed Traps and Maps

To: "Tiger's Den" <tigers@Autox.Team.Net>,
Subject: Speed Traps and Maps
From: Steve Laifman <Laifman@Flash.Net>
Date: Thu, 04 Jun 1998 07:51:12 +0100
Tigers who only go the speed limit may skip this.  Then again, you must not have
a stock speedometer.

Just in case you think there is nothing in the morning TV news, caught the URL
for "Speed Traps".  Visited this site, and it is really quite detailed, with
search capability for your area, in any state.  There are two layouts to choose
from.  The main URL is:

<http://www.speedtrap.com>

In the second display option there was a little hot botton labeled "map".  It is
a multi-capable search engine that displays US maps with many choice variables.
The speed trap pages take you to the specific spot discussed.

 If you go to the map's main page you can do your own thing.  Because of it's
name, it is a MUST VISIT site in it's own right:

<http://tiger.census.gov>

>From it's ".gov" URL it must be your tax dollars at work.
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Steve Laifman         < One first kiss,       >
B9472289              < one first love, and   >
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