Huntington Beach, California Speed Traps

The motorcycle Police Officer is way hiding out at this Hamburger Shop before Main St. on PCH I was at a light and after it changed to green I signal to get into the other lane and he pull me over for speeding he gave me a ticket he trid to get me to say I was speeding and he was getting smart with I drive a 4 cycl SLK 230 and had my top down listing to the music and after I already stop at the next light I just happen to look in my rear veiw mirror and I see him pulling out from the place. The next thing I knew he was behind me and I’m rocking out to the music the light turns green and he turns on his alarm so I put on my blinker to get over and turn on my flashing lights and no radar and put on my ticket I was going 45+ in a 35 zone and all I did was acelarate to get over in the next lane to make sure I cleared the other car and that was it. Becareful he is always there hanging out.

When traveling south on Edwards St., between Heil Ave. & Warner Ave.; A motorcycle officer sits on the left, at the center divider on Edwards St. and Brad Dr. He monitors southbound traffic and possibly northbound too.

When traveling north on Golden West St. just past the library and before Slater Ave.; A motorcycle officer is sometimes sitting on the right, at the park entrance.

Motor officers working in teams of 2 to 3 sit on the side streets coming out of the housing tracts and clock traffic in both directions. Very sneaky, you pass one or two, speed up and the 3rd one gets you.

when its dark two bikes sit on each direction of pch. mostly at the bolsa chica state beach where it’s dark. its a two lane road with 50 mph that goes on without intersections for about 5 miles, very easy to go over.