Is this an ANPR or a Scamera van?
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Was driving on A62 (Leeds) and saw this van over the bridge:
https://i.imgur.com/67TEQfh.jpeg
It almost caused a calamity with the way how people suddenly breaked from 70s to almost 30s!
I managed to pass this same van on this very bridge and wondered if it was a safety camera van at all? To note this officer seems to be holding a gun of some sort, so wondered if they were just covering the traffic coming towards them?
https://i.imgur.com/XZKtXhu.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/67TEQfh.jpeg
It almost caused a calamity with the way how people suddenly breaked from 70s to almost 30s!
I managed to pass this same van on this very bridge and wondered if it was a safety camera van at all? To note this officer seems to be holding a gun of some sort, so wondered if they were just covering the traffic coming towards them?
https://i.imgur.com/XZKtXhu.jpeg
Edited by Sectioned on Monday 18th October 23:07
It's OK, they're on 'stand by': https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire...
Riley Blue said:
It's OK, they're on 'stand by': https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire...
Shocking, police legally parking vehicles so they can quickly respond to jobs. Whatever next, someone discovers rain is wet?
codenamecueball said:
Surely that's on the dopey drivers assuming they need to scrub 50mph off in a few yards than the police for parking there?
I'd definitely fault the drivers primarily but the opportunity arose because of the vans positioning just after the bend. Imo they have to account for dopey drivers who break thinking as if they will get a NIC for just being on the road! codenamecueball said:
Sectioned said:
Ah interesting. Very weird place to have a standby. Could have caused an accident under the bridge!
Surely that's on the dopey drivers assuming they need to scrub 50mph off in a few yards than the police for parking there?codenamecueball said:
Sectioned said:
Ah interesting. Very weird place to have a standby. Could have caused an accident under the bridge!
Surely that's on the dopey drivers assuming they need to scrub 50mph off in a few yards than the police for parking there?jm doc said:
codenamecueball said:
Sectioned said:
Ah interesting. Very weird place to have a standby. Could have caused an accident under the bridge!
Surely that's on the dopey drivers assuming they need to scrub 50mph off in a few yards than the police for parking there?Greendubber said:
jm doc said:
codenamecueball said:
Sectioned said:
Ah interesting. Very weird place to have a standby. Could have caused an accident under the bridge!
Surely that's on the dopey drivers assuming they need to scrub 50mph off in a few yards than the police for parking there?
Guilty
jm doc said:
Greendubber said:
jm doc said:
codenamecueball said:
Sectioned said:
Ah interesting. Very weird place to have a standby. Could have caused an accident under the bridge!
Surely that's on the dopey drivers assuming they need to scrub 50mph off in a few yards than the police for parking there?
Guilty
As I said earlier, what a crazy concept someone should take some form of responsibility!
Greendubber said:
Boosted LS1 said:
Lots of people hit the anchors when they see a scammer. It's called hazard perception. The dopey ones don't slow down.
If only a van parked on a bridge was a genuine hazard eh? Edited by Boosted LS1 on Monday 18th October 20:54
Boosted LS1 said:
Greendubber said:
Boosted LS1 said:
Lots of people hit the anchors when they see a scammer. It's called hazard perception. The dopey ones don't slow down.
If only a van parked on a bridge was a genuine hazard eh? Edited by Boosted LS1 on Monday 18th October 20:54
Boosted LS1 said:
Rubbish. We've heard about scammers on bridges shooting fish in a barrel. We know they like the 'easy pickings'. It's hardly surprising some people panic and hit the brakes when they see what could be one.
Look at it as an optional tax people decide to expose themselves too.I could almost agree with that. My take is that before the 'speed kills' mantra peope didn't panic brake if they saw a liveried van on a bridge. Now they expect to be targeted.
Combine that with dumbing down on other aspects of drivng we have MLM's and car's loaded with info/tainment.
The balance has been completely skewed to speed enforcement and encouraging 'good drivng' has been dropped. Instead of penalty points for poor driving reward points could be offered for improved driving, extra courses etc.
Combine that with dumbing down on other aspects of drivng we have MLM's and car's loaded with info/tainment.
The balance has been completely skewed to speed enforcement and encouraging 'good drivng' has been dropped. Instead of penalty points for poor driving reward points could be offered for improved driving, extra courses etc.
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