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Even with the best equipment speed traps can catch us. Let's face it...your just an instant on pulse away from getting a ticket and giving the city your hard earn paycheck. How do we feel the void among the equipment we have and having the knowledge of some of the most notorious speed traps we don't know that are just up ahead? Easy by having your GPS alert you of the speed traps before you come into them. Allot of speed traps are very well done and are big time revenue generating machines. Even the best of equipment can fall short of helping you avoid these traps. But knowledge is power and having knowledge you're coming into a speed trap, is the perfect compliment to your radar detector or laser jammer. It gives you the upper hand in the situation and ensures your paycheck doesn't go into their wallet. Speed trap locations stricly use only verified speed trap information. We list almost ALL speed trap locations not just common ones. It's the ultimate speed trap file you will not find anywhere else on the internet. We use a radar detector style warning system within the file. We offer knowledge of speed traps that will make your jaw drop when using it. As soon as you turn the corner onto a side street you will know wheter you're turning into a speed trap or not. We verify, check and confirm that the information is up to date, valid, and adjust the warnings accordingly to where the cops change their locations. Can you afford not to have this file?? Consider the alternative 200+ dollar tickets, insurance hikes and points on your license! In speed traps they do not write warnings they write tickets! In the speed traps don't be the one who is pulled over. Get the speed trap file today at RadarReviews.net!

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Radar Detector Reviews: Community Reviewing Radar and Laser Detectors - Speed Trap Locations

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[lugnuts]

where is the info comming from?

who is updating the info?

there are more then enough free sites out there with red light and speed camera info so why pay for those features?

how do we know this info is better or more credible then other info out there?

I see speed traps all the time that I see in a spot once a year or once every so often. to be notified every time I pass it would be annoying. I have enter some that I know are more frequent into my GPS. I am also starting a log of speed traps with date/time/coordinates/radar/laser/nothing(possible IO or POP) which I will eventually use to determine a pattern of enforcement that i could use to judge where an LEO might be at a specific time of day and local.

me personally I would rather use my own data collection to make my decision to speed or not because I know the info is valid and I can put a visual to the data from experience.

[whistlerfan]

Most red light and speed cams sites. Have missed quite a few cams. We use inside sources that can obtain the infromation quicker then most sites can publish the info. We have inside access to the future red light cam locations as well.

Also yes their are more then enough free red light cam sites. But we have found on checking the validity of this information to not always be 100% correct. Sometimes its traffic cams that are being reported and not actually red light cams the same goes with some of the up and coming speed cams in the US.

So by using your own pattern of speed enforcement area. Your trusting that you know the majority of speed traps in your city. But what happens if you venture into another city. We use spotters throughout different cities to confirm if and area contains valid speed traps. Also are spotters confirm newly place traps as well. Well before any site gets that info published. On Allot of GPS you can turn off the audible warning for all speed traps or specific ones. So that you get a visual warning via your GPS only. Also some cities have speed traps that are ran almost daily and are quite well layed out and instant on is used. So if you venture into another city. I would like to have the upper hand knowing if I'm coming into and area that the GPS knows as a speed trap. Some of these speed traps are really bad and allot of them might contain searches etc. So its best to be proactive and avoid getting caught in one. Also some traps especially u-turn sections contain inspection checks and that is 130 dollar fine if found with an expired inspection sticker. We warn of all of these locations that are done not just once in a blue moon but quite often.

I thank-you for your questions and you writing them up to us.