IS-SV

Agreed for long trips I find them to be helpful in improving alertnesss, situational awareness and general safety.

I8ABMR

I think its a great device. In AZ because its legal a lot of the cops will try to use laser to nail us. I think its only fair to know when you are being watched

tmf2004

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I used to be **** about having one all the time but now i hardly turn it on.. Driving 5-10mph over isn't to bad.. maybe for long trips i use it more..

rominl

iTrader: (4)

just back from my vegas trip. chp is on zero tolerance whole weekend and my radar picked up everyone of them -- probably like 6-7. can't be happier about my v1... i was driving fast and i got a few cars stuck behind me coz' they saw me having a radar and wanted me to cover for them...

I8ABMR

I usually cruise at 10-15 over so I need coverage. We see less cops o the freeways here but only because they have radar enforcement areas all over the city highways/freeways. It sucks

IS-SV

What's your feedback/observations on laser warnings in AZ?

(In CA it's mostly KA radar which is easy to detect because the CHP is usually too lazy to use in instant-on mode.)

tex2670

In Pennsylvania, only State Troopers are allowed to use radar. Local municipalities are forced to use a stopwatch and 2 painted lines on the road. So if you don't travel much on state highways, a detector is a waste of money.

I had one in high school, and it saved my a$$ a number of times (and also almost got me busted--they were illegal in CT at the time, and a cop pulled up behind me and saw the lights going--I got off with a warning).

2002GGPIS3

I used a radar detector alot when I first started driving, and it saved me a couple times. Now I live in Virginia, and radar detectors are illegal here, so I don't use one, but if I build or get a fast car like a Supra turbo, I will get one installed to be completely stealth.