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- I noticed a pair of jeans lying on crouch hill this morning, someone had shit themselves and then just stripped off.
- Enough with the electric long boards, go away now
- Bus driver next to me at the lights tooting like mad, I look over and hes waving a slice of pizza out the window at another driver
- I see so many cars without front number plates these days, have the police just given up?
- I noticed a pair of jeans lying on crouch hill this morning, someone had shit themselves and then just stripped off.
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I see so many cars without front number plates these days, have the police just given up?
There needs to actually be Traffic Police cars on the road to pull people over for this. Over-reliance on cameras does nothing but generate more revenue at a reduced cost.
Do you want to cause change, or make money? I am sure there is evidence that cameras do reduce injuries and deaths at specific accident "blackspots", but I welcome evidence that overall, cameras are better at reducing crime than actual Police personnel, out on the roads, policing.
NurseHolliday-
The two are related - the more you can eliminate speeding, RLJ and yellow box infringements through cameras, the more you free up police time to concentrate on other things - mobile phone use, missing plates, other crappy driving. The revenue is a useful side benefit (and I say this as someone who has been caught by speed cameras in the past).
NickCJ