WordNet
n. a policeman who rides a motorcycle (and who checks the speeds of motorists) [syn: motorcycle cop, speed cop]
Usage examples of "motorcycle policeman".
A lot of them were stealing motorcycles and we'd check them all out, said Terrible Ted, a motorcycle policeman who once called several of the Hell's Angels his friends.
There had been two marked cars, a motorcycle policeman, and an unmarked car manning the speed trap.
At the main square near the war memorial a huge black-leather-coated motorcycle policeman was standing in the middle of the road waving him to stop and pull in to the extreme right-hand side of the road.
Some alarm must have gone out because when they came closer to the border they passed a motorcycle policeman who waved them on, then spoke into his radio when they had passed.
When a motorcycle policeman in a white helmet and spurs on his boots arrived, she chased him with a shout that could have scored steel.
There had been a brief disagreement, nervous on both sides, and, at last, Beggs had consented to reduce their protective escort to three agents in the limousine, and one motorcycle policeman ahead and one behind, without sirens being put into use until they left the immediate White House area.
He had considered violating traffic laws so that a motorcycle policeman would stop him.