robroy:
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robroy:
‘Britain’s Killer Roads’ investigates the risks drivers face today, and questions whether weaker policing could be to blame.
Could be interesting,… if only to see the Old Bill trying to justify cameras and revenue raising instead of efficient police patrolling of the roads as in the past.
BBC 1 19 30 pm.How can the police enforce the motoring laws then,while avoiding “revenue raising”.?It wouldnt be any good just sending letters asking people not to break the speed limits again…
I take your point, but personally speaking I’d prefer to see a camera van in mine and other villages for instance,.and small towns where there are kids playing and people out for a walk dodging boy racers, …but they prefer to sit on m.way bridges or dual carriageway and trunk roads.m where it is (no doubt arguably) safer to travel over the limit,.and obviously more lucrative in terms of numbers.
this is what i was getting at with it being fairer quite clearly nothing to do with safty and i would argue probably cause accidents with the idiots that do twice the legal limit then jam on the anchors slowing to 10 or 20 mph below the limit when they know there is a camera.