Antioch, California Speed Traps
James Donlin Road near Canal Trail
Commuting hours – Motorcycle officers sit off the road on the sidewalk obscurred by shade at the canal crossing. The primarily target eastbound traffic during afternoon commute. The will also sit about a half mile after the park. Speed limits are unnecessiraly low.
Lone Tree Boulevard near US Highway 4
Lone Tree Blvd is the Hwy 4 bypass that goes thru Antioch, CA. and Brentwood. The last few blocks of Lone Tree near Sutter Hospital (Antioch) have varying speed limits that are used to catch you speeding. The consistent speed limit is listed at 45mph for 95% of this street, toward the end you have 6 blocks listed at 35mph and the last 4 at 30mph. The officers sit in driveways shortly after the speed limit change and nail you if you don’t immediately spot the change.
They caught me and I had not realized what had happened as I was going with the flow of traffic. I have paid attention to this and have realized that they are more active in the morning and towards the end of the month.
US Highway 4/Lonetree
Lone Tree is constantly under construction and Cal Trans rules are not enforced. Police constantly ticket people.
Bluerock Drive near Deer Valley Road
Police Cars and bikes sit on the side streets hiding for speeders or those who dont make full stops.
James Donlan Road at Contra Loma
Motorcycle officer sits at or before Twin Creeks Apartment complex, before intersection of Contra Loma and James Donlan Rd. Speed limit is 35 mph, but slight decent before apartments on James Donlan makes 40+ easily attainable if unchecked.