The driver's guide to urban speed enforcement.
Everything you need to know about:

• How stationary-mode radar works
• How the officer chooses his target
• The most common types of radar traps
• Target range: how far can it reach out and touch you
• Types of radar and laser most often used
• How to spot the radar (before it spots you)

Think of it as inexpensive insurance against a ticket. The cost of an average ticket, including lost time, ticket, court costs and years of insurance surcharges: $780.
Cost of this report: $9.95.

And don't miss out on learning from the experts exactly how radar is used on the highway, where moving radar is king, able to clock cars ahead of or behind the rolling cruiser, long before you can even identify it as a police car. It can even track a motorcycle passing an 18-wheeler. You can't hide from these new super-radar and a radar detector is no defense. But knowing how it's used against you will definitely help even up the odds. (Think you already know it all? Find out.)

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