Traffic Officers & Motor Cops

Comment by Claus D. Rhein on August 8, 2009 at 10:44am

Hello motor officers. About 29 years ago I have been employed at the german border police, the "Bundesgrenzschutz". unfortunately my english is very bad. I will be very glad if there anyone who speaks german

regardless, I will try to write English.

Since 2008 I'm the new owner of the police motorcycle BMW R1150RT-P of the Oceanside Police Departement.

The motorcycle is equipped with siren and strobe. I would still have to retrofit some things but I can't find a dealer for a baton/flashlight holder for frontguard. is here someone who has a web address?

best regards from Hamburg (germany)
Claus aka CHiP

Comment by Bruce on October 4, 2009 at 4:43pm

Good morning from sunny Queensland. I was a traffic cop for years but in recent times have moved across to Traffic Intelligence - trying to figure out why people continue to kill themselves on the roads and giving patrols some direction as to where they might concentrate their on road efforts. Therefore I'm still very active with all the Traffic Branches in my Region. Traffic is definitely the 'best job in the job'.

Comment by John Jurman on November 6, 2009 at 5:53pm

Howdy everyone. I found this website while sitting on the couch recovering from my first motor crash (and hopefully the last!!). I hope everyone stays safe and keeps the rubber side down!

Comment by Bruce on November 23, 2009 at 1:00am

Hi John,

Hope all is well and that you make a speedy recovery. Take care.

Cheers

Comment by Peter Kemeza on December 3, 2009 at 9:35pm

Hey John,
Wishes for a speedy recovery. I've suffered two crashes on the motor and both have been while doing escorts. I'm still riding. It's in the blood... LOL.

Comment by Blake Wesley Branning on April 10, 2010 at 12:46am

Hello brothers and sisters,
I'm new to this site and looking to increase my knowledge from other LEOs and the information on this website about DUI enforcement. I love getting out on the highways and getting that drunk that might only travel another half of a mile and kill someone. I have been told that when I get a DUI that its like crack to a crackhead to me I can't get enough. It never gets old no matter how many people I arrest for drinking and driving it feels like its my first DUI everytime. EVERYBODY STAY SAFE AND VEST UP BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT THE NEXT PERSON YOU FLIP THOSE LIGHTS ON JUST GOT THROUGH DOING!!!!!

Comment by Randell L. Mack on June 24, 2010 at 5:40pm

Hello every one. I work patrol on a federal installation in South Carolina for seven years now, as a civilian police officer. Looking forward to learning from the all of you.

Comment by Deuce Coupe on October 2, 2010 at 2:21pm

Greetings from north of the border (Canada that is)..after 13 years of service with a large metropolitan police service (10 years in traffic) I've joined a small municipal agency, still doing mostly traffic....I cover 500 square miles and catch lots of speeders on a daily basis....everybody stay safe on those tarffic stops

Comment by Christopher M. Evans on October 25, 2010 at 7:48am

hello everyone I am a 3rd year motor officer in Georgia. Motors are the best tool for DUI hunting.

Comment by Scott A. Evans on January 3, 2011 at 9:06pm

Hello all! I currently have 1 year as a Motor Officer with the Colorado Springs Police Department. 11 years total in law enforcement--6 with CSPD and 5 with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office prior. Currently riding a 2006 Honda ST1300PA on-duty and a 2008 HD Peace Officer Special Edition FLHTCU off-duty. I am certified in HGN, Intoxylizer, SFST, CIT, RADAR, LiDAR, and AR-15 (haven't gotten that fit to my bike yet!).

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