No detector in car - how to find cameras for long trip?

[lafcadio]

I'm picking up my new car in Cheshire on Saturday, and driving it to London. Want to use mix of Mway and A roads. Trouble is, haven't got a detector yet (will get once have car at home).

Is there a website that I can put the route into, and it'll simply list all the cameras on the way, that I can then print out? the only sites I can find either do it by county (and I can't print all them) or by pictorial maps, which won't work either. Any ideas? thanks!

[7db]

Have you considered looking out of the windscreen?

[tegwin]

What a wonderful idea!.....Or dont speed...

[WildCat]

1. Plan the route by most recent road atlas.. they give idea as to location of scams on the roads you might use by placing a symbol on them. You not know exactly where.. but at least you know there ist a scam along them somewhere...

2. If a pal has a plug-in/play useful gadget... ask if you can borrow this for the journey home.. or the Sat Nav you take with you on country walks .. might also have this information

3. If the car has factory built Sat Nav.. it may have fave scam sites listed,, (as at date of manufacture....)

BEST PLAN... though

4. Apply C O A S T on way back und treat the "new baby" gently. He will show you what he can do when you are used to him

[SplatSpeed]

Mk1 Eyeball

when used efectivly can spot a camera for a far enough distance and send a signal to brain 1.0

this inturn will activate leg and foot 1.0 and trainers 54.0 will have presure applied to brake pedel through them

[lafcadio]

take your points about the two round things with lids on them. and they're find for Gatso's but Specs, laser traps are different (as my licence used to show). 'don't speed' is of course the most certain way not to get caught, but i prefer to spend my concentration on 'driving safely' thanks.

[Engineer1]

It's your new car, personally i would take it easy and drive within or close to the limits, buy or borrow a cheapo satnav with cameras on some give you the exact location some give you warnings once you enter the stretch controlled by the cameras.

[Nic Jones]

Try driving a bit slower if you find it that hard to spot these things.

I'm sure many of us manage pretty well without detectors and devices in the car beeping constantly.

Specs are easy to spot a fecking great gantry with a camera or two on it.

Laser traps.... well, i'm just suspicious of anything I see parked on the verge in the distance.

It's not hard really.

Edited by Nic Jones on Friday 25th July 09:04

[Puff Puff]

lafcadio said:

take your points about the two round things with lids on them. and they're find for Gatso's but Specs, laser traps are different (as my licence used to show). 'don't speed' is of course the most certain way not to get caught, but i prefer to spend my concentration on 'driving safely' thanks.

That's a lamentable excuse for not being observant - that Specs and laser traps are 'different'.