Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago

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This video is mostly aimed to those who happen to drive in the City of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Police cruiser #4381 (43 stands for 43 Division) encountered in this very video:
instagram.com/p/BqKWo49Bznq Nov 14, 2018 photo
instagram.com/p/BboyJnCBb5q Nov 18, 2017 photo
For those curious to know more about the type of in-car radar used by Toronto Police, here are some useful technical details:
mphindustries.com/bee-iii
Antenna:
Frequency: 33.8GHz + 100 MHz (Ka-band)
Type: Circularly polarized, with seamless conical horn and Rexolite microwave lens.
Enclosure: All-aluminum housing with a waterproof polycarbonate radome cover incorporating O-ring seals.
And the view from inside a Toronto Police traffic cruiser using MPH BEE III police radar:
instagram.com/p/BtCNY6BHkfE
MPH Industries Police Radar units proudly Made in The Great State of Kentucky, USA.

Police Radar Bands:

X-Band 10.525 GHz +/- 25 MHz
K-Band 24.150 GHz +/- 100 MHz
Ka-Band 33.4-36 GHz

Ka Frequencies By Manufacturer:

MPH Industries 33.8 GHz
Stalker Radar 34.7 GHz
Kustom Signals 35.5 GHz
Decatur Radar 35.5 GHz
McCoy's Law Line 35.5 GHz
guysoflidar.com/tech.html

Drive SAFE and especially drive SMART.