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10 October 2008, 05:47 PM
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Its time for the newest generation of speed camera
No escape from the new generation of speed cameras that follow you for 30 miles | Mail Online
No escape from the new generation of speed cameras that follow you for 30 miles | Mail Online
10 October 2008, 07:21 PM
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In the report it mentions traffic lights which turn red if you are going too fast. They have these in Portugal and they are a much fairer and more effective way of slowing traffic down.
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10 October 2008, 07:46 PM
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What do you think the chances are of being caught destroying these things? If they come anywhere near me I will be doing just that.
Don't mind them on the motorway when there are roadworks, or in built up areas, but if they start putting them on rural roads...
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That would just be a blatant attempt to raise money, and also keep an eye on everyone big brother style, as the aim of government now is to control. Their dream would be to have a country of robots, that pay whatever taxes they set, go along with their green environmental obsession(to please the EU), and follow health and safety strictly by the book.
Anyone else thinking about going to OZ?
Don't mind them on the motorway when there are roadworks, or in built up areas, but if they start putting them on rural roads...
! That would just be a blatant attempt to raise money, and also keep an eye on everyone big brother style, as the aim of government now is to control. Their dream would be to have a country of robots, that pay whatever taxes they set, go along with their green environmental obsession(to please the EU), and follow health and safety strictly by the book.
Anyone else thinking about going to OZ?
10 October 2008, 08:01 PM
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10 October 2008, 08:11 PM
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. I was being 100% serious btw. Out at 3am with the balaclava torching the f*cking things.
10 October 2008, 08:31 PM
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There are only 4 ways to scam the scameras, 1. only drive stolen cars, 2 clone someones plates, 3 Remove your plates, 4 Tailgate the guy in front so tightly the scamera cannot get your plate as some folk do now under the current vultures (remembering to do an undercover Elephant disguise as your face will be in the picture and they'll match it up with your compulsory ID card photo)
HTH
10 October 2008, 08:53 PM
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There'll be cctv watching the scameras and cctv watching the cctv etc, no doubt a fast response team to take care of anyone trying to tamper with any of the scameras, You'll have to show your compulsory ID card to the scamera protection squad, failure to do so will net you 20 years in jail under terrorism offences, if you show your ID however you'll only get 20 years in jail under anti terrorism laws!
There are only 4 ways to scam the scameras, 1. only drive stolen cars, 2 clone someones plates, 3 Remove your plates, 4 Tailgate the guy in front so tightly the scamera cannot get your plate as some folk do now under the current vultures (remembering to do an undercover Elephant disguise as your face will be in the picture and they'll match it up with your compulsory ID card photo)
HTH
There are only 4 ways to scam the scameras, 1. only drive stolen cars, 2 clone someones plates, 3 Remove your plates, 4 Tailgate the guy in front so tightly the scamera cannot get your plate as some folk do now under the current vultures (remembering to do an undercover Elephant disguise as your face will be in the picture and they'll match it up with your compulsory ID card photo)
HTH
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