Richmond, Virginia Speed Traps
Lauderdale Dr from Gayton Rd to Patterson Av
Thirty-five mph limit is ridiculous. For most of its length this is a four-lane road with a median strip. Most drivers go 45 (which is the speed limit on Gayton, the next road over). Residents know the road is mined with radar.
Pinetta Drive
Pinetta Drive is located in south Richmond in Chesterfield County connecting Buford Road to the busy Midlothian Turnpike and is a quite popular shortcut road. Police often sit in the parking lot of the Brighton Green Recreation Center as well as off on the side roads. The posted speed is 25 mph and they mean 25, mainly due to the recreation center. Anything over is prone for a ticket.
Route 301 Northbound just after exit from 95 at bottom of hill, just past the entrance to get back on 95 northbound from Chamberlayne Avenue.
Henrico County police in median on left as you go north. Hidden by trees as you approach.
Pocohontas Pkwy (Rte 895)
Speed limit is 55 (though it seems like it would be 60 or 65). Very little traffic as it is a new toll road. Plenty of places to hide. Keep in mind that in VA, you now have to watch the sky in addition to peering behind bushes and obstacles AND trying to drive! Be careful! The Commonwealth is in a budget crunch and needs some serious $$.
Powhite Parkway between Rt 360 & Courthouse Exits
State & County have been seen in the median breaks & rolling with traffic. Lots of marked as well as unmarked cars. Posted limit is 55. Under 60 is ok.