Miami, Florida Speed Traps

Police are monitoring west bound traffic via radar over the Venetian Causeway most nights. BEWARE!

Wide empty road, 35 mph speed limit. State troopers like to group together at that intersection. There is a lot of space to pull people over…

This 10 block stretch runs parallel to Brickell Avenue, (US-1) and one can avoid Brickell’s traffic lights by using it-but beware! Large shade trees and dead end side streets hide awaiting motorcycle officers snoozing in the shadows. Only the sound of unsuspecting motorists exceeding the 30 MPH limit will awake our sleeping doughnut hounds. Beware! Even my 80cc motor scooter is a target for a $200.00 plus moving violation!

South Perimeter Road runs east-west between Miami International Airport and State Road 836 and was recently widened to four lanes with median divider between 57 and 72 Ave. The speed limit was lowered from 45 mph when it was undivided 2 lanes to 40 mph after the road was widened. Miami-Dade Police officers stand on the south side of the road where there is no raised curb, about a quarter mile WEST of 57 Ave., clocking eastbound traffic with laser or radar. On very hot days, they bring a big white yard tent to protect them from the sun while they write tickets. This road has just three points of access and should have gotten a 50 mph limit after widening.

South Perimeter Road runs east-west between Miami International Airport and State Road 836 and was recently widened to four lanes with median divider between 57 and 72 Ave. The speed limit was lowered from 45 mph when it was undivided 2 lanes to 40 mph after the road was widened. Miami-Dade Police officers stand on the south side of the road where there is no raised curb, about a quarter mile east of 57 Ave., clocking eastbound traffic with laser or radar. On very hot days, they bring a big white yard tent to protect them from the sun while they write tickets. This road has just three points of access and should have gotten a 50 mph limit after widening.