Romulus cop car sits in a snow pile on left shoulder of road. If you are in the left (pass) lane, you may need to move half way into the next lane to avoid this cop car. He has no lights of any kind (hazards, night lights, brake, etc.) so you cannot see him if you are in the far left lane next to him (almost hitting the car/cop). The cop guy clocking cars will either stand in a huge pile of snow next to his car which is illegally PARKED on the shoulder or his car is in the Emergency turn around. Anyway, the cop is clocking SB traffic after the I-94 interchange. Be careful during the day, he is in the Emergency turn-around and is facing east, appearing to clock NB, but is actually clocking SB! In extreme dark night circumstances the cop will sit in the middle of the left shoulder and the far left (fast) lane. Be careful, I suggest that you stay in the right two lanes until after Romulus if you do not feel like "causing" a traffic fatility! "To protect and serve" goes for the city of Romulus too??????