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Speed Traps in Victoria, British Columbia

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Corner of McKenzie and Quadra at Sannich Centre Shopping Centre.   Victoria, British Columbia

Motorcycle cop will sit, mounted, in public pedestrian walkway leading to shopping plaza area and gun for speeders and yellow lihgt violators (despite a "red light camera" alreadu in operation here. Double dipping your pocketbook?)

Jun 9, 2003   British Columbia   0 comments

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Doulas St, under the Carey Rd. pedestrian overpass.   Victoria, British Columbia

Nasty trick speed trap. Usually used on sunny summer days by Saanich Police Motorcycle cops (they never let you off with a warning like other cops sometimes do). As Douglas curves past the WalMart, and turns into the divided Island Highway, it passes under the Galloping Goose Trail pedestrian overpass. Technically, the limit is still a stupid 50KPH for about another 1/2 kilometer 'til you pass Harriet Rd. on the right, where it changes to 70KPH. As you might guess, normal traffic speed by the overpass is about 70-80KPH. The biker cop will hide behind the overpass, in a small paved path on the right that's hidden by blackberry bushes. Just keep your eyes open as you approach and pass the overpass and don't hit it until you reach the 70KPH sign and you start to drop down the backside of a slight hill that takes you out of line-of-sight. With Saanich cops, you always have to be wary at the end of the month. Ticket quota? ... what ticket quota?

Mar 1, 2002   British Columbia   0 comments

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Blanshard St northbound at Topaz Ave.   Victoria, British Columbia

Northbound on Blanshard, one big block north of Hillside, they set up in the first sideroad on the right (Topaz Ave), just before Topaz park. They get you as you come up over a slight rise 'cause if you're cookin', it's hard to see them in time to slow down. Staying in the left-most of the three lanes all the time as you head north of Hillside might put traffic between them and you if they're waiting.

Mar 1, 2002   British Columbia   0 comments

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laser trap west of Johnson Street bridge adjacent to Ocean Pointe Resort hotel   Victoria, British Columbia

heavily manned laser trap on sloping ground, hidden from bridge users heading west. Was in use in mid-afternoon January 15/02.

Jan 1, 2002   British Columbia   0 comments

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Wilkinson Road   Victoria, British Columbia

Travelling from Interurban east to just past the prison there is a dip in the road and they set up there. A few blocks further is also a photo radar trap just as you start to climb a hill.. They use a dark red mini van parked on the south and north sides respectivley.

Apr 1, 2001   British Columbia   0 comments

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