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Re: Ticket prices going up
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Tue, 21 Jan 2003 23:38:12 GMT
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> And I definitly concur with the idea that laws should, and must, be just.
Indeed, can not argue with that
> That said, the posted limit is 100 kph. It is my view that anyone doing
> anything above 100 kph is, in fact, breaking the law. Pretty much cut 'n dry.
I don't view it as cut and dry as that. can you be 100% sure that your
speedo is that accurate.
your speedo might be registering 98Kph but your actual speed may be 102Kph.
there is a fair bit of debate going on recently in Victoria (Australia)
about these tolerances.
> If your reasoning for setting up cameras is to save lives, then you'll set
> them up as such.
stopping people from running red lights, I'm all for that.
> I note that the people I associate with that argue most against these
> cameras are people I wouldn't want to drive with for they are lane weavers,
> red light runners, and just bad drivers all around.
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> Anyway, that's what I've noticed.
it would seem to be a case. not THE case, be A case at least. those who
complain are most likely those effected.
Trav (-|-)
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