Monterey Park, California Speed Traps

Police officers are parked in the center divider at the intersection of Ramona Road and eastbound 10 freeway’s Ramona exit. They are using radar guns to track vehicles headed westbound on Ramona. At first glimpse, one would suspect they are clearing an accident until the officer walks out into the street to wave alleged speeders to pull over (into center divider). Westbound drivers are caught off guard as the come down the incline up the road.

There’s always a Monterey Park Cop parks on the opposite side behind a car to hunt down for cars who don’t stop.

There’s a cop that hides behind the No Entry sign of the 10 West Freeway exit for Ramona Rd. If your speeding as you round the corner you won’t notice him until he pops out of the sign, walks over to his motorcycle, turns on the light’s and flags you down. So if your on Ramona heading towards Corparate Center Dr. beware, he’s there most of the time during the morning rush hour commute.

Both south and north bound traffic on Garfield Ave just before El Repetto going southbound. Amongst the cars that park on the street daily from the apartments and condos. This area is usually heavily enforced during PM rush hour due to the fact that police is hiding between the cars. There isn’t that much during the morning rush but they do tend to hide near ROCA Street during that time. Both south and north are effected. Usually 2 patrol cars are present. When long weekends and holidays.. 2 or more police with minimun 2 motorbikes are within vicinity.

There’s a copy that hides behind the No Entry sign of the 10 West Freeway exit for Ramona Rd. If your speeding as you round the corner you won’t notice him until he pops out of the sign, walks over to his motorcycle, turns on the light’s and flags you down. So if your on Ramona heading towards Corparate Center Dr. beware, he’s there most of the time during the morning rush hour commute.