Most police officers in the Lower Mainland use LIDAR now, as it is more accurate and harder to "jam" than radar. There are devices that can detect LIDAR, but due to the nature of the LIDAR beam (very precise and directed), they don't work very well. Not to mention LIDAR gives a near-instant reading, which means that by the time your detector goes off, the officer already has your speed reading and slowing down would be pointless.
I'd personally just *gasp* not speed, and not have to blow hundreds of dollars on a detector that probably won't save me and save money/points on speeding tickets to boot.
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