I have been asked to post that there 2 cops on SH16, one a mufti at the north end of Peak rd and another at the north end of Kaukapakapa.
I have been asked to post that there 2 cops on SH16, one a mufti at the north end of Peak rd and another at the north end of Kaukapakapa.
The Peak Rd one will be under the oak tree by the church I imagine. And the Kaucop one just as you leave the town northbound before the 100kph sign. People see the sign and the open road and hit the gas .But technically you're still in the 50kph area. Very lucrative those two places.
There's very often a scorpion hanging around one or other. The other place that is very common is at the bottom of that long hill just after you leave Wellsford coming south.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Hate this time of year.... more bacon on the roads than a fricking spitroast...
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have done several rides north over the last couple of weeks, and havent seen any more cops than usual (ie, 1 or 2).
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I had bacon for dinner last night. A bit fatty....
Riding through Beach Haven last night and saw no less than 2 unmarked cars, and 4 marked cars... plus a couple on foot...
Dam shore...
I was so upset at having to stick to the speed limit...![]()
"Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary - that's what gets you."
Jeremy Clarkson.
Kawasaki 200mph Club
When northbound, I make a point of sticking rigidly to the speed limit until I pass that sign. I can't imagine that anyone who travels SH16 regularly isn't aware of that particular speed trap location.
Still... it is in a town, after all. One shouldn't go fast through towns. Isn't there a residential driveway or two just before that 100kph sign?
I wonder how many mishaps there have been in Kaukap over the years due to vehicles maintaining open-road-ish speeds through it.
Edit: I even got breath-tested once, there, driving north at about 9pm on a Friday on my way to Dargaville. Now that's what I call a sensible use of policing resources. Got breath-tested again in Maungaturoto that night, too. Good stuff.
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