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Here is an interesting site I stumbled across – Speed Traps.


This is the link to speed traps in Portland: Here

This is the link to speed traps in Vancouver:Here

And this is the link that will take you to just about anywhere you want to go: Here

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They should be getting the left lane campers.

 

This is great information but sure would be handy in a google map or something.

Any particular reason you looked this up, Mr Emerald Green Sports Car? HMMM????

 

hahahha^^

there is a gps like that, you can update speed trap info into the gps or update your own finding and help other fellow driver

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/03/27/njectio...fy-speed-traps/

 

Ah yes, I had heard about something like this. A coworker of mine has an M3 in London and apparently his GPS nav unit tells him where the speed cameras are.

 

My 9500 does and it knows which direction you are going and if there is a cam pointed in the direction you are traveling.

 

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I agree. And you were the first person I thought of who could do just that.


Well, I'm not too interested in red-light cameras. I don't push or run red lights, so that information is of little use to me. I'm much more "sensitive" to Speed Traps.

Now we know that Metallic Emerald Green is the fastest color. However, the downside is that those little metal particles in the paint reflect laser and radar signals much faster than does "ordinary" paint.

So, even when I am innocently driving the speed limit, the effects of the paint results in a much higher reading on the laser/radar gun. (That's my story, Officer, and I'm sticking with it!)

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Damnit I just bought a Garmin 1350t over the weekend. Didnt know they had that feature available. So which model has the speed trap thing? Didnt see anything on the Garmin site