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| Format | Reality television |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Production | |
| Running time | 22 minutes |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | truTV |
| Original run | 2007 – present |
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| Related shows | Speeders Fight Back |
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| Website | |
Speeders is a reality television program on truTV that began airing in the summer of 2007.
Unlike the more action-packed and felony-oriented show COPS, this show consists of clips of individuals being pulled over for offenses, most commonly speeding, as well as other things such as seat belt violations, or equipment violations, and is more comedy-oriented. The entertainment is derived from the interaction between the offender and the police officers. More specifically, the excuses that offenders give for why they allegedly committed the violation. To wrap up most episodes, they would show a "Classic Clip".
In the UK, it is currently being shown on Dave. In Latin America, it is aired on truTV Latin America. It is aired on Action in Canada.
Departments featured [link]
- Abington Police Department
- Washington State Patrol
- Florida Highway Patrol
- California Highway Patrol
- Long Beach Police Department
- Oak Lawn Police Department
- Redondo Beach Police Department
- Laguna Beach Police Department
- Akron Police Department
- Belmar Police Department
- Travis County Sheriffs Office
- Peabody Police Department
- Brick Township Police Department
- Rutland Police Department
- Burbank Police Department
- Los Angeles Police Department
- Azusa Police Department
- Orange County, California Sheriff's Department
- Rialto Police Department
- Glendale Police Department
- Oxnard Police Department
- Markham Police Department
- Calvert County Sheriff's Office
- Portsmouth Police Department
- Concord Police Department
- Toms River Police Department
- Alexandria Police Department
- Ithaca Police Department
- Beverly Hills Police Department
- Bay County Sheriffs Office
- Chattanooga Police Department
- Ann Arbor Police Department
- Greensboro Police Department
- Plantation Police Department
- Milwaukee Police Department
- St.Tammany Parish Sheriffs Office
- Topeka Police Department
- Alpharetta Police Department
See also [link]
- Speeders Fight Back - a spin-off of Speeders where the offending motorists take their cases to court.
External links [link]
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