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RADAR-Detector Laws

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If you notice that a link is broken or otherwise not working, please let me know here, so that I can correct it or remove it. Thanks.

INDEX

  1. Scanning-related Sites
  2. RADAR-Detector-related Sites
  3. General Traffic-related Sites
  4. Motorist Associations
  5. Travel-related Sites
  6. Online State Statutes and Codes
  7. Miscellaneous/Interesting Sites
  8. My Linking Policy

Scanning-related Web Sites

The links in this subject are so voluminous that they require another whole web page, entirely. Click on the subject line, above, to see the page.

RADAR-Detector-related Sites

  • The Photo RADAR Home Page - Mark Trenouth - Mostly about problems in Canada with Photo RADAR, but with some interesting information.
  • RADAR-Detector FAQ - Geoff Merryweather - Everything you ever wanted to know about RADAR detector and similar devices. [Link updated 02/14/2002]
  • Traffic RADAR Handbook - A Comprehensive Guide To Speed Measuring Systems by Donald S. Sawicki - This is a Preview page. Viewing the whole site requires payment of a fee and a password.
  • RADAR-Detector Sellers:
    Note that the addition of a link here does not in any way constitute an endorsement of the company or it's products. The link is simply in fairness. Please see my "Link Policy", below.

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General Traffic-related Sites
DISCLAIMER: People are always asking me things like how to fight a ticket, or how to otherwise get out of one - even though I've stated that I don't track that sort of stuff. Please don't ask me. That's not what this site is about. I'm not a lawyer. If you got caught speeding, I'm not going to be too sympathetic. You totally misinterpreted what this site is about. To quell the questions, though, here are links to some OTHER sites which might help you there, if it really matters that much to you.

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Motorist Associations

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Travel-related Sites

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Online State & Federal Statutes and Codes

Use these as one method to help you check up on the laws stated here. You should also make sure that you check with your local law library and check the very LATEST updates of the law books, there. Do NOT depend upon the laws stated at this site as being the last word. Laws constantly change, sometimes right after I check. Which means what I have can be outdated by up to six months or more.

States in parenthesis indicate I'm still looking for an online source for that state's laws.

NOTE: Some states insist upon placing their public-owned statutes in "local," commercial, fee-based services only (and I'm not talking about WestLaw, either). So, they will never be publicly available, unfortunately. (Personally, I think this is reprehensible; and they actually tend to make "ignorance" a legit excuse by doing so. I can't believe states would actually take what we're supposed to research and know, and hide them behind fee-based services. Whether in the library or online, the laws should be ALWAYS easily accessible to the public, not ONLY available to those who can afford to pay the access fee. Take the laws OUT of commercial services and place them on the official state legislative site so that ALL may view them!)

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Miscellaneous/Interesting Sites

  • CARFAX.com - Buying a used car soon? Stop here to order vehicle checks. Check for the real history of a used car: salvage history, odometer fraud, multiple owners check, flood damage, major accident damage, fire damage. Free lemon check (enter VIN and ZIP). [04/07/2000]
  • MEIsearch - Paul Veldboom - Search engine/website directory for the mobile electronics industry covering scanners, radar-detectors, and other mobile electronics items. [09/25/2000]

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My Linking Policy

It's simple. You link to me, I'll link to you.

For some reason, I've noticed that people (especially manufacturers and sellers of devices) will often PLEAD for a reciprocal link from me. Then, 2 months later, my link will disappear. I have noted this is almost like a "standard practice" amongst businesses. They apparently really DON'T want to keep up with the effort required of a "Links" page, so what they'll do is ask for a link, put up a temporary one to me, then remove it 2 months later. When you actually look at their own Links page, it's always VERY SMALL, for some reason. I suspect that it's because they're pulling the same tactic on others, too.

I double check links now and then to see if they're still good. If I discover, in checking, that links back to me have been removed since I added one to you, then the link to you will also disappear.

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Mobile Scanner & RADAR-Detector Laws In The U.S.
c/o Todd L. Sherman/KB4MHH
Gainesville, Alachua Co., Fla.
E-mail: mobilescannerlaws&#cox.net
Last updated: February 25, 2005.

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