Today, they had a cop car sitting on top of the bridge for over 5 hours with about 5 or 6 cop cars sitting in the carpool lane on the on-ramp to go west on hwy 10. They were doing it around 10 am and they did it until the evening rush hour started. Since several other people have posted this same exact speed trap, it’s very clear that the police frequently use this trap.

An excellent trick that I noticed today is that when you go over the hill just before Foley, always look to see if there’s a vehicle parked in the middle of the bridge. If you see a vehicle parked there, don’t risk it and make sure you’re going the speed limit by the time you get to the bridge. I have a small car and I was very easily able to see a car parked on the bridge (which was the cop), and so if you always look for a car there, you won’t have to worry about whether or not there’s currently a speed trap there.

Another thing, they never do this speed trap when it’s dark out and they usually start it during the morning and go until the start of the evening rush hour.