[nitehawk]

Came across this recent poll conducted by the National Motorists Association (NMA). They collected data from users over the course of the last 5 years. Ontario had the most input for speed traps out of any other State/Province in North America, most notably from Windsor, Hamilton and Mississauga. I'm not surprised but I wasn't expecting Ontario to be the WORST.
Needless to say, I won't be falling prey to any of these "traps"

http://www.driving.ca/Ontario+worst+...047/story.html

Official news release with methodology and full details attached below.

[KiX1911]

what exactly is a "speed trap"... you get dinged, you pull over. In that article it says Windor doesnt use speed traps and are useless

B

[nitehawk]

Originally Posted by Killerx

what exactly is a "speed trap"... you get dinged, you pull over. In that article it says Windor doesnt use speed traps and are useless

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Well, the term "speed trap" is loosely thrown around. Typically, it's referring to areas where you're more likely to get tagged for speeding (ie, bottom of a hill, sudden change in the posted limit, empty industrial road etc). Of course, traffic enforcement will never admit to using "traps" (much like quotas), but I see it first hand in my local area.