Norwalk, California Speed Traps

Motorcycle Officer sits behind the State farm office and lasers each car and gets them that way. Be careful…I was stopped and the speed limit there at the time was 35 mph, but now it’s 40 mph.

While N bound on Pioneer:
Sheriff blocks the entrance to a left-turn lane while there is room for him to move up (at least three car-lengths) so that people will enter left-turn lane prematurely. He uses an SUV with tinted windows to make it even more difficult to discern that it is a trap.
He writes a ticket for crossing the double line illegally.
He violates 22400 to write a ticket for 21460. Then he goes to court and lies twice to get a conviction.

As you travel east on Imperial, once you pass Studebaker Rd, there is a motorcycle cop which sits on a side street (fairford) just before you go under the bridge. I’ve seen him get people for illegal turns and speeding.

LASD Deputy sets up on the westside of Norwalk Blvd Just South of Excelsior Dr. He monitors all north bound traffic. When a violation is made he makes a U-turn and stops the violator about a 1/4 mile down the road.

While heading South on Dollison Dr. the speed limit is 25 mph in Downey. At Cecilia St. you enter Norwalk and the speen limit is 30 mph. Downey motorcycle cops park in the shade on the sidewalk and point their radar guns North, especially during the hours of school beginning and ending. This has been going on for years. Be careful!