I was passing through Hinton, AB a fairly small city where they were doing paving the whole way through. It was around 4:30 PM and no workers were out, but there were still cones and signs etc. I entered the city from the East and made it all the way through to the very West edge of town just before the speed limit increased back up to highway speeds when my ALP went off. I'm assuming it was a false because there was no one around, no parked cars, no one standing on the side of the road, no overpasses, nothing. I also thought it was weird that if there was a LEO, that they would be targeting west bound traffic at the west end of town, exiting the city/construction zone. Also, my Bel Pro 500 did NOT go off. I found it odd because the only other time my ALP has gone off was during testing using an Ultralyte about a year ago, I have yet to have any falses or real encounters. I have however had a few laser falses on my Pro 500 caused by the vehicles horn or a couple times randomly on startup, but the ALP never went off these times. I pulled up the ALP stats and it says it was an LTI Truspeed, and I only have dual front sensors, no rear. I have passed through that spot a few times before, both ways, and never had a lidar encounter. Anything particular that would cause a false, or do you think it was real?
