Allen Park, Michigan Speed Traps

Police officer sits in parking lot. Coming from EB Van Born turns into NB Southfield Service. From Vanborn to Southfield Service Drive Speed limit is not posted until you come around a corner that is nothing but cement wall. When cement wall ends there are two speed limit signs on right and one on the left, not even 10 ft from each other. There are no speed reduced signs. Speed limit goes from 45 around the curves to 35 around the cement wall turn. The parking lot is less than on block from the end of the cement wall. Be very careful! Allen Park police love this spot because of inadequate signage!

Frequent ticketing for running yellow lights.

This is not considered a trap by any means. This is just a precaution. I have had a police officer follow me within inches of my bumper on Champaign, from Pelham to Allen Road. Ever since I got a speeding ticket in this city I go the speed limit and nothing else (not even flow of traffic, unless slower than speed limit of course). Anyway, once I passed all the stop signs and traffic signal right after the railroad tracks the officer just passed on the Left of me while I was trying to make a Left into the library. The car did not have any lights on or siren blaring nor did he once he passed me and made it through the green light at Allen road right before the light changed… I think I was annoying him because everyone on Champaign goes about 30-35 and I was doing exactly 25 The Speed Limit! This was right near a school and apartments, so what if a kid or any pedestrian were to start crossing the street? Not only this, but it’s the law. Why should us "regular" citizens be the only ones that must obey it?! Well maybe it was the end of his shiFort.. That should be a good enough reason, right?

Allen Park Michigan Traffic light at ecorse rd and cortland st Dairy queen on corner police car sits beong alley on both sides of cortland if he’s there and you run the yellow or red you’ll be stopped and ticketed.

You can’t miss it, It’s huge, it’s White, marked as a Police Speed Radar.. big piece of machinery that sits on Reeck Road.