Reseda, California Speed Traps

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Sherman Way & Lindley Ave

Reseda, CaliforniaNov 05, 20200 Comments

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On Balboa Blvd. from Burbank Blvd. up to the I-5 Overpass

Reseda, CaliforniaApr 01, 20101 Comments

Watch out for Balboa Blvd. in general, from the cities of Encino, Reseda and Granada Hills. The speed limit changes from Burbank Blvd going North from 35 to 40mph and back to 35mph around Sherman Way to Parthenia. In that area the officers work together going both directions to radio each other and catch the offender. Balboa changes to 40mph past Rinaldi and then to 45 about a 1.5 miles before you get to the I-5 Fwy, but where it is 45, most people are already going 50-55mph because of the hill and the easy tendancy to speed. I’ve gotten my only 2 tickets in 2 different places on this street in the last 15 years. Advice – Don’t go more than 5mph over the speed limit Anywhere on Balboa.

Sherman Way & Caldus Ave

Reseda, CaliforniaNov 03, 20080 Comments

Between White Oak and Lindley on Sherman Way there has been intense motorcycle police officer activity.

Roscoe Boulevard near Louise Avenue

Reseda, CaliforniaJan 04, 20080 Comments

Two motorcycle police in driveways on north side of Roscoe Blvd between Louise and Lindley almost everyday. 35mph posted is well below a comfortable 45-50mph.

Tampa Boulevard near Saticoy Boulevard

Reseda, CaliforniaNov 26, 20071 Comments

I drive this route twice a day. Frequent motorcycle enforcement between Saticoy and the Ventura FWY behind cars, in driveways, and standing behind objects. Very good at making themselves difficult to see. Brazen to the point of never getting on their bikes, stepping into traffic and waving speeders to pull over to side of road. They are looking for lead cars taking off at green lights. There’s three lanes and drivers frequently pass slower traffic from the parking lane. Keep your eyes fixed down the road if speeding, especially on long stretches.

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