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park381 · 11-03-2005, 21:18

Hows this one, came via email
http://www.logicworkspublications.com/auto-offer.htm
Interesting stuff.......PhotoBlocker™ is designed to give the HONEST, SAFE, EXPLOITED driver an edge!

chav1 · 12-03-2005, 00:42

they have stuff like this on ebay lol

the only problem is if you get technical with a traffic cop he will go out of his way to find somthing wrong with your car and believe me even a car frsh out of the showroom can have a fault

an example of the stuff been sold like this is ..

if you get pulled for speeding ask if the officers car has had its speedometer callibrated that day as it is a requirement that they are

if it hasnt he cant prossecute you because there is no way of knowing his speedometer wasnt wrong that day

of course that only applys in the situation where a cop matches your speed to see how fast you are going like in the old days as they have radfar and stuff now

if a double yellow line has a break in it through wear and tear no matter how small you can go to court and argue that it is an invallid double yellow line and will win

a guy was on tv who photoed the worn yellow lines where he was given a ticket and pulled up the rukes and regulations for double yellow lines and has won every time hes gone to court lol

Less · 12-03-2005, 01:07

What do you say if it is a aircraft stop?

That one has me worried, when & where do they make aircraft stops?

chav1 · 12-03-2005, 01:28

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Originally Posted by Less

What do you say if it is a aircraft stop?

That one has me worried, when & where do they make aircraft stops?

lol as long as its not above my house that would be fun to watch

Busman747 · 12-03-2005, 01:31

Sorry park, ...but this is just another web site who's interest is making money! When you are clamped, your registration details are logged with the central control. If you use a hacksaw as recommended, you will find yourself in court for criminal damage which is likely to cost you far more than the original fine...but keep dreaming.

Busman747 · 12-03-2005, 01:35

We are all aware of the gadgets that pre warn us of speed cameras....and in most cases, they work. But are you aware that there is legislation going through at the moment to make these devices illegal? Now is not the time to invest in one...

We will have to live with bent cops and speeding fines

chav1 · 12-03-2005, 04:05

better advice would be to get friend to dragg your clammed car outside of the clamping zone and sue for illigal imprisonment lol

park381 · 12-03-2005, 09:13

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Originally Posted by Busman747

Sorry park, ...but this is just another web site who's interest is making money! When you are clamped, your registration details are logged with the central control. If you use a hacksaw as recommended, you will find yourself in court for criminal damage which is likely to cost you far more than the original fine...but keep dreaming.

Hey busman, no harm done, just thought the web site was a laugh, would'nt waste my money on such articles

chav1 · 12-03-2005, 15:08

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Originally Posted by Busman747

We are all aware of the gadgets that pre warn us of speed cameras....and in most cases, they work. But are you aware that there is legislation going through at the moment to make these devices illegal? Now is not the time to invest in one...

We will have to live with bent cops and speeding fines

some mobile phones can have a gps type system fitted to them but wil only warn you of static cameras and wont alert you to the mobile camera units

will still be illagal to use under the new laws that are coming in but a lot harder to catch you at it when its running from your mobile

pendy · 14-03-2005, 14:19

Easy answer - don't speed!

That said, of course I do from time to time, but I do tend to keep it to safe places, like the motorway. I was once told by a traffic cop in Northamptonshire that they don't bother too much if it's reasonable and the road conditions are good, but he added "If, however, you pass me at 85, I will do something about it, because that is called taking the p***, Madam"!

vorlon24 · 14-03-2005, 14:34

I have passed cops on the motorway doing 80, and nothing was done.

On another, entirely different occasion, I was pulled over for doing 41 in a 30. The police officer's comment was that if I had been going any faster I would have gone to court.

I got away with it that time too...!

I am generally much more careful about things like that now though

park381 · 14-03-2005, 15:07

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Originally Posted by vorlon24

I have passed cops on the motorway doing 80, and nothing was done.

On another, entirely different occasion, I was pulled over for doing 41 in a 30. The police officer's comment was that if I had been going any faster I would have gone to court.

I got away with it that time too...!

I am generally much more careful about things like that now though

Think you need to take care on any roads these days, seen a couple of unmarked police cars, both had cctv cameras fitted along side rear view mirror