
By Dan Ilett
Published: Tuesday 30 August 2005
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Name
Adrian Carey
Location
Hemel Hempstead
Occupation
ICT Consultant
Comment
Another example of a complete non-sequitor. Allowing people to see their pictures does not, in any way, demonstrate that speed cameras are not about revenue generation.
I would be more inclined to believe Mr Frampton, and the rest of the publically unaccocuntable speed partnership brigade, if he (they) were to publish:
* accident rates for the camera sites, showing the effects of the cameras over a sufficient period of time to take account of abnormal spikes and troughs;
* reasons for the particular speed limit in a particlar location, (i.e. why a 40 mph in that location when similar roads elsewhere have a 50 mph or a 60 mph;
* numbers of persecutions for tailgaters, people turning without signalling, undertaking, using mobile phones when driving, etc, etc.
Offering the service of allowing the motorist to v...
Pete
Do they have a page showing the mug shots of burgu...
Roger Boylett
This just about sums up all the political bull****...
Steve Berry
Publishing means making available to more than one...
Mike
Another example of a complete non-sequitor. Allowi...
Adrian Carey
Isn't it curious how any aspect of tracking and pu...
Bryan Scott
Mike and Bryan both trot out the same old argument...
Simon
and what Simon trots out is the same old anti came...
Bryan Scott
"What the antis really want is a situation that al...
David
This site simply allows those members of the publi...
Ken Sayer
It's a wonderful thing. Statistics I mean. Our mot...
Stephen
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