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"speed trap" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to an area where police are known to monitor and control speeds, often in order to catch speeders. For example, "Residents of this area are aware of the police speed trap on Main Street."
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speed trap
noun
A section of a roadway where speeds of vehicles are monitored by authorities.
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Speed Trap.
"It is a speed trap".
"She's a speed trap," he warned.
There always was a speed trap in Ridgewood.
Think of it as a speed trap for lightning.
Heading for West Berlin, I was snagged by a traffic cop at a speed trap.
The identities of tipsters reporting the location of a speed trap are protected, he said.
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Radar speed traps appeared everywhere.
So how can your phone help you detect speed traps?
Both romanticized the CB's use for avoiding speed traps.
Drivers can set their devices to map speed traps on any route, he added.
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