[ Edited on 12-10-2007 by DUB74L ]
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Sergeant R Ritchie must be a very very busy man. He issues all of our speed camera fines in Vic and has done so for as long as I have been driving.
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/01/18/1074360630046.html
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Whatever it is, I know that photo well. It used to be on the office wall of the guy who set up the traffic camera system in Vic - he was a client of mine way back in '96.
thats a GE sigma
the very first model
and the red one at the top locking the brakes up is the next model GH
-Joel
oops it is to... they do how ever have a fairly similar body shape
Hi
So what would happen if you were on multi lane road and you sped through a speed camera and a truck was next to you, between you and the camera? I
guess that they couldn't identify you, so no fine.
Steve
I hate it when i'm in that situation Steve
a car overtakes You in the next lane....
and I'm driving along very slowly....
so far nothing has happened...
One day a motor cycle overtook Me on a country highway
just as a highway patrol car with radar came around the corner...
As I was speeding at the time...
the Bike saved Me...
He was probably doing 120 when He overtook Me....
it was bad luck for Him.....
Lee
I saw on pay TV yesterday
a fellow with a hot car added a clear perspex type
rear number plate cover...
the number plate is clearly visible from the rear
up to a certain degree...
then its not clear, so a camera cannot take the number
and He said it cost $35US....
good idea...
Lee
haha I love the couple bike ones.
They tested a whole bunch of those on Myth Busters a few weeks ago. None of them really worked.
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Hi Lee
I'm pretty sure that the camera software can detect which lane was speeding, so a slow moving truck would be still showing a slow speed. It get its
data from a sensor in the road. I would be willing to test my theory, I just need someone to donate points to me.
I've given up on myth busters, they got a bit stupid and I didn't like the method of testing that they did sometimes. The huge speaker in an old
Merc comes to mind.
The number plate cover sounds promising, I've heard hairspray makes a plate eligible.
Steve
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tis a bird
Oh... so it is!!