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Just An Observer wrote on Nov 6, 2009 12:59 PM:
The objective is to keep people from driving too fast in a construction zone, not scare them out of their wits.
Next time the cops should stay in the cop car, leave the radar on fulltime to set off the detectors people use to help slow down traffic even more and that way the cops stay warm, the people aren't scared and the speeding stays under control.
People will see a cop car at the end of the bridge as a deterrent. An unknown person looking like they are ready to do something military-like isn't the way to go.
Next time the cops should stay in the cop car, leave the radar on fulltime to set off the detectors people use to help slow down traffic even more and that way the cops stay warm, the people aren't scared and the speeding stays under control.
People will see a cop car at the end of the bridge as a deterrent. An unknown person looking like they are ready to do something military-like isn't the way to go.
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