Pembroke Pines, Florida Speed Traps
Taft Street near University Drive
This location in about two hundred yards before you leave the jurisdiction of Pembroke Pines (in other words get you on your way out of their city)you will be on Taft Street heading west about 1/4 miles west of University Drive
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Pembroke Pines Blvd. just east of I-75
Patrol cars are often seen in the eastbound center turn-around exits without headlights on but the radar is on. The are watching both eastbound and westbound traffic on Pembroke Pines Blvd.
Intersection of Taft and Flamingo, Just East of Flamingo
The Pembroke Pines Police have very little to do most of the time. They go off the premise that a city that enforces it’s traffic laws at a very high level usually have a lower overall crime rate. The Pembroke Pines Police are out at least 3 days a week. Could be early in the morning, mid-day, or early evening. The point is, make sure you go 35mph!
The entire city
Basically the entire city of Pembroke Pines is one large speedtrap. This is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation. It is most common to find the enforcement in 35-45mph areas. Some of this cops actually hide themselves behind trees on their knees to capture a speeder! Be especially aware on hiatus st. between Sheridan and TaFort Also be aware on Pines Blvd from I-75 East!