SCP Yorkshire - Newsletter
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Worth a read, even if you are not from that part of the World
http://www.safetycameraswestyorkshire.co.uk/newsle...
http://www.safetycameraswestyorkshire.co.uk/newsle...
N Yorks ( my big sister live in Dales )
They have similar problem in rural twisties with the numpty bikers
they will not place fixed scams at danger points. Steve does not do this .. but some scams = I admit - OK . but far too many NOT. They same as in 1960s traps ... as in W" nice little earners
)
N Yorks had decent record under Stella. It will now change to match the norm of 10 K per day
Co Durham was "exemplary" under Paul Garvin und despite one or two hiccups // Jon Stoddart retain the exemplary record for Durham by keeping to his "legacy"
if you like
as Durham's RPU still reportedly fair .. but reportedly very firm 

They have similar problem in rural twisties with the numpty bikers

they will not place fixed scams at danger points. Steve does not do this .. but some scams = I admit - OK . but far too many NOT. They same as in 1960s traps ... as in W" nice little earners
) N Yorks had decent record under Stella. It will now change to match the norm of 10 K per day

Co Durham was "exemplary" under Paul Garvin und despite one or two hiccups // Jon Stoddart retain the exemplary record for Durham by keeping to his "legacy"
if you like
as Durham's RPU still reportedly fair .. but reportedly very firm 

Penned by Philip Gwynne I expect, search on his name here and on Pepipoo for more tosh, the "newsletters" are packed full of self-serving rubbish and cherry-picked statistics.
Eg, in the latest one the headline is:
Eg, in the latest one the headline is:
Newsletter said:
NUMBER OF SPEEDERS FALLS
The number of car drivers exceeding
the 30mph speed limit in Britain
has dropped from 65% in 2001 to
49% in 2006, reveals the
Department for Transport's 'Vehicle
Speeds in Great Britain 2006'
report.
...
It cherry picks a few other falls, but fails to mention that speeding levels have been virtually static or RISING on other road types and limits! This is almost certainly largely because built-up areas with 30mph limits have seen dramatic increases in congestion over the period.The number of car drivers exceeding
the 30mph speed limit in Britain
has dropped from 65% in 2001 to
49% in 2006, reveals the
Department for Transport's 'Vehicle
Speeds in Great Britain 2006'
report.
...
Edited by g_attrill on Friday 31st August 22:42
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