Cameras on taxis
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I'd be quite surprised to be honest. Just a loud mouth cab driver (not to say a 'proper' camera didn't get you of course).
The buses in London have cameras which can apparently catch you out but they would be properly calibrated and run under the TfL banner anyway.
The buses in London have cameras which can apparently catch you out but they would be properly calibrated and run under the TfL banner anyway.
Edited by rpguk on Friday 27th June 13:41
The OP accepts he did something wrong. Not sure there's a need to post mortem it or make suggestions about the taxi driver.
I'd be surprised if the taxi driver could be bothered to report you. If he does, and the local authority is responsible for enforcement, they may go for it (unless there is a self-imposed evidential issue with them using third party evidence).
I'd be surprised if the taxi driver could be bothered to report you. If he does, and the local authority is responsible for enforcement, they may go for it (unless there is a self-imposed evidential issue with them using third party evidence).
Sy1441 said:
I seen someone waiting in the taxi bays in Central Glasgow, I'd say unaware they shouldn't be there. The taxis boxed him in and held down their horns until the police attended. An interesting situation as intentionally blocking a car is also illegal. I f
king hate taxi drivers.
We have a taxi rank outside work, and constantly have to put up with them blasting their horns at anyone who dares encroach into their space. Doesn't stop them parking all along the double yellows when the bays are full, completely blocking visibility from a nearby junction though.
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