From the National Motorists Association
The following cities had the most reported speed traps since September 1, 2009. They are ranked by speed traps per 100,000 residents (per the 2010 census).
(1) Livonia, Michigan – 27.9
(2) Windsor, Ontario, Canada – 17.6
(3) Orlando, Florida – 17.2
(4) Las Vegas, Nevada – 11.1
(5) Denver, Colorado – 10.9
(6) Reno, Nevada – 10.4
(7) Tampa, Florida – 8.9
(8) Colorado Springs, Colorado – 7.2
(9) Austin, Texas – 6.1
(10) Sarasota, Florida – 6.1
(11) Portland, Oregon – 5.8
(12) Jacksonville, Florida – 5.4
(13) San Antonio, Texas (Bexar County) – 5.3
(14) Fresno, California – 5.0
(15) Hamilton, Ontario, Canada – 5.0
(16) New Orleans, Louisiana – 4.7
(17) Toronto, Ontario (Greater Toronto area), Canada – 4.7
(18) Houston, Texas (Harris County) – 4.0
(19) Edmonton, Alberta, Canada – 3.3
(20) San Diego, California (San Diego County) – 3.2
(21) Indianapolis, Indiana – 3.2
(22) San Jose, California – 3.1
(23) Chicago, Illinois (Cook County) – 1.9
(24) Los Angeles, California (Los Angeles County) – 1.6
(25) New York, New York (five boroughs) – 0.9
During the same two-year period, Vermont, New Hampshire, Michigan, Wyoming, and Colorado "led" all states with 11.4, 11.3, 9.4, 9.2, and 9.1 new speed trap listings per 100,000 residents respectively. Nova Scotia and Ontario topped the provinces, each with a rate of 8.7.
Motorists wishing to enjoy uneventful highway travel should visit www.speedtrap.org for a full list and specific locations of speed traps in these and other communities.
