Geez. Now I find this stuff out.
04-11-2005, 10:58 AM
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Geez. Now I find this stuff out.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 8, 2005
Contact: Public Information Office, 974-5017
APD TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT LOCATIONS
Traffic safety is a major focus of the Austin Police Department and a substantial amount of resources is committed to traffic safety improvements and traffic enforcement. Traffic enforcement is a primary function of APD motor units and one of the main functions of patrol officers. In addition, APD schedules officers each week on overtime, funded by grants, to enforce traffic laws. The goal of traffic enforcement is to increase citizen?s voluntary compliance with traffic laws.
Monday, April 11th
Morning 3900 block of East Martin Luther King Jr., Boulevard
Morning Howard Lane and I-35 East Frontage Road
Morning 400 block of West Cesar Chavez Street
Morning 13800 block of Highway 183 North
Morning North Mopac from Town Lake to Far West Boulevard
Tuesday, April 12th
Morning West Slaughter Lane
Morning 7500 block of East Ben White Boulevard
Morning 8500 block of Spicewood Springs
Morning Rutland Drive from Burnet Road to Lamar Boulevard
Afternoon 500 to 900 blocks of Bastrop Highway
Wednesday, April 13th
Afternoon 6100 to 9500 blocks of Highway 290 East
Morning 1900 to 2300 blocks of Red River Street
Morning 3800 to 5100 blocks of I-35 North
Morning 6500 to 7500 blocks of Burleson Road
Afternoon FM 620 North and Parmer Lane
Thursday, April 14th
Morning I-35 North from Airport Boulevard to Rundberg Lane
Morning 5100 block of Ed Bluestein Boulevard
Morning 5400 block of East Riverside Drive
Afternoon Manchaca Road
Morning Steck Avenue from Mopac to Burnet Road
Friday, April 15th
Morning 1500 to 1800 blocks of West Sixth Street
Morning 4200 to 5000 blocks of I-35 South
Morning Davis Lane
Afternoon 8000 to 9000 blocks of Highway 290 East
Morning Woodward Street and I-35 East Frontage
April 8, 2005
Contact: Public Information Office, 974-5017
APD TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT LOCATIONS
Traffic safety is a major focus of the Austin Police Department and a substantial amount of resources is committed to traffic safety improvements and traffic enforcement. Traffic enforcement is a primary function of APD motor units and one of the main functions of patrol officers. In addition, APD schedules officers each week on overtime, funded by grants, to enforce traffic laws. The goal of traffic enforcement is to increase citizen?s voluntary compliance with traffic laws.
Monday, April 11th
Morning 3900 block of East Martin Luther King Jr., Boulevard
Morning Howard Lane and I-35 East Frontage Road
Morning 400 block of West Cesar Chavez Street
Morning 13800 block of Highway 183 North
Morning North Mopac from Town Lake to Far West Boulevard
Tuesday, April 12th
Morning West Slaughter Lane
Morning 7500 block of East Ben White Boulevard
Morning 8500 block of Spicewood Springs
Morning Rutland Drive from Burnet Road to Lamar Boulevard
Afternoon 500 to 900 blocks of Bastrop Highway
Wednesday, April 13th
Afternoon 6100 to 9500 blocks of Highway 290 East
Morning 1900 to 2300 blocks of Red River Street
Morning 3800 to 5100 blocks of I-35 North
Morning 6500 to 7500 blocks of Burleson Road
Afternoon FM 620 North and Parmer Lane
Thursday, April 14th
Morning I-35 North from Airport Boulevard to Rundberg Lane
Morning 5100 block of Ed Bluestein Boulevard
Morning 5400 block of East Riverside Drive
Afternoon Manchaca Road
Morning Steck Avenue from Mopac to Burnet Road
Friday, April 15th
Morning 1500 to 1800 blocks of West Sixth Street
Morning 4200 to 5000 blocks of I-35 South
Morning Davis Lane
Afternoon 8000 to 9000 blocks of Highway 290 East
Morning Woodward Street and I-35 East Frontage
04-11-2005, 11:27 AM
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Re: Geez. Now I find this stuff out.
Hey gorTT,
You're from Austin? I'm thinking of moving there. So does APD pull people over for no front license plate? I've been pulled over a couple of times for that in Texas...
You're from Austin? I'm thinking of moving there. So does APD pull people over for no front license plate? I've been pulled over a couple of times for that in Texas...
04-11-2005, 11:47 AM
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They absolutely DO NOT >
even in the midst of my last stop, where the APD was furious at me and ready to whip out the cuffs, it was never mentioned. In fact, in the (oh, God, it's been this many) 13 times I've been pulled over for speeding (8 tickets, & "so far" only one on my record... knock, knock LOUDLY) it's NEVER been mentioned...
04-11-2005, 12:24 PM
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maybe true, on the plate >
though I do receive thank-you notes from 'Defensive Driving' already, for being such a significant contributor to their bottom line - I've even made the 'gold-level sponsor' list in their quarterly report ;-|
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04-11-2005, 01:38 PM
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Re: They absolutely DO NOT >
Cool, thanks... yeah it's ironic that I only got pulled over twice in my life, not for going triple digits (knock on wood), but both times for "improper display of license plate". I think they just needed an excuse...
