Clackamas, Oregon Speed Traps
I-205 SB at the 224 expressway (in the trees after exit 13)
A Sheriff Deputy on a motorcycle likes to hide in the trees up between the overpasses and clock people coming into the turn that hit their brakes too late. This is driving I-205 Southbound immediately following exit 13. This is where Hwy 213 merges into I-205 SB and the HWY 224 Expressway crosses over I-205.
205 Ramp Southbound off of 212/224
The cops will sit on the ramp and radar I205 south. The way they sit is just so in that as your traveling south you wont see them until you are just about to travel under the old 82nd drive overpass. And then bam they got you before you even see them and have a chance to slow down.
Best word of advice, when traveling south on 205 slow it down to 60 when you get pass the SunnyBrook exit.
Milwaukie Expy & SE Lake Rd City Limits Milwaukie, OR
City limits Milwaukie OR on Milwaukie Expressway Hwy 224. Milwaukie City police use one of two Photo vans to place around the city, but find mucho cash, and revenue to park Photo van on South bound lane just south of the Lake Rd. entrance to 224, just passed the over pass or almost under the overpass. Clean straight away, if you are not watching they have you, these two vans rake in the cash for this city. Just one spot in the area they park.
Interstate 205 near Hwy 213 to Gladstone
Police (could be County or State can’t tell) are riding in totally unmarked "regular looking" imported cars like Nissan Murano’s, Dodge Ram Full size lifted trucks, etc. These cars have normal license plates (not marked as public owned) and generally have very dark tinted windows to hide the low profile red and blue christmas tree lights hidden inside behind the back window. They operate on I205 between the Estacada and Oregon City/Molalla exits. In recent weeks, I have seen numerous unsuspecting people pulled over by these vechicles. I am appauled at the tax payer money being spent by law enforcement to purchase these type vechicles not to mention the "sneakiness" of the whole thing.