Richmond, California Speed Traps

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US Highway I580 near Far Right Lane

Richmond, CaliforniaApr 12, 20080 Comments

Motorcycle Officer using radar gun from unused right lane on Richmond/San Rafael Bridge Eastbound.

Richmond Parkway Way near I-80 to I-580 Expressway

Richmond, CaliforniaOct 30, 20071 Comments

Usually two to three motorcycles and one cruiser working together on the entire length of Richmond Parkway from I-580 to I-80. If you see one, the other isn’t far away. FYI – The ticket for 66mph is $210.00

Interstate I580 near Marina Way Bypass

Richmond, CaliforniaOct 23, 20070 Comments

California Highway Patrol waits under the bypass in the shade to where he is not visible awaiting motorist with his radar gun.

Carlson Blvd near Central Ave

Richmond, CaliforniaOct 13, 20031 Comments

A CHP will wait on one one the side streets a few car spaces back and sits and waits. The CHP waits in an area that the speed limit is not clearly marked. The speed limit changes from 35 to 30 when you get to the El Cerrito border. The CHP in my case was waiting just before the speed limit change and then stopped me just as I passed the sign. Which of course I was speeding but it was to me a technicality. I was not able to get the ticket dismissed. As of 10-8-03 he was still out there.

Marina Bay Parkway south of Regatta Blvd.

Richmond, CaliforniaApr 01, 20020 Comments

Richmond police tend to hide in the bushes just past the Beaches development during the afternoon rush hour and just out of sight beyond the Archstone Apartments during the morning rush hour. No one ever drives at the posted speed limit of 25 mph, because Marina Bay Parkway is a four-lane divided thoroughfare. Enforcement presence seems to be higher near the end of the month (quotas?). Guess they feel that this is a better use of police resources than preventing robbery, murder, arson and dog mauling that prevails in the other parts of this city.

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