From Bay News 9:
"Hernando County Sheriff's sergeant Matt Lillibridge is counting on drivers overlooking him.

He and his deputies are using a deception widely used in bigger cities and disguising themselves as road surveyors to bust speeders.

Deputies said speed traps work every time and get people to think twice before they hit the gas.

"They come and they tell us, 'man, I saw those guys back there and I realized those were cops and you guys had me.' So it's a good surprise," deputy Keith Brown said.

When the sheriff's office sets up an undercover operation they can easily bust 70 speeders in one day.

A speed trap said drivers can coalong Spring Hill Drive was set up Thursday morning, but Lillibridgeunt on more trickery in other places at any time.

"You never know where we might be, so watch out," Lillibridge said.

But the dangers of speeding are no laughing matter. Lillibridge said too many accidents are happening county-wide because people are in a rush.

He said one of the most common complaints the sheriff's office gets is about speeders. He also said they'll do whatever they can within their power to crack down."