It's an outstanding setup that catches many drivers - often repeaters who have been caught at the same spot on previous occasions - who speed into the section of West Street shortly after two inbound lanes merge into one.
You'd be surprised - or maybe you wouldn't - how fast some drivers are going as they merge into the single lane. Some of the times, the officers park a car in the middle lane, the left turn lane, so that drivers coming into the city can see...
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