Camera Van A322 Lightwater
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d even has a warning sign propped up at the back of the van 
Probably the same one that sits on that road further down just before the Bagshot turning. Is always positioned just after a blind crest as you approach the Bagshot turn-off from Bracknell.
Interestingly, the last time they were there, they were parked on the pavement, blocking the path along the side of the road.
Interestingly, the last time they were there, they were parked on the pavement, blocking the path along the side of the road.
Yeah thats the one - local mobile till - Ching Ching
There have been a few incidents along A322 at Lightwater the last major one
being fatal, driver crossed central grass area into on comming car - not speed related just idiot driver.
A previous one where a car hit a bus pulling out from Lightwater and recent ones with bike in a thousand bits all over the road...
There have been a few incidents along A322 at Lightwater the last major one
being fatal, driver crossed central grass area into on comming car - not speed related just idiot driver.
A previous one where a car hit a bus pulling out from Lightwater and recent ones with bike in a thousand bits all over the road...
CypherP said:
Probably the same one that sits on that road further down just before the Bagshot turning. Is always positioned just after a blind crest as you approach the Bagshot turn-off from Bracknell.
Interestingly, the last time they were there, they were parked on the pavement, blocking the path along the side of the road.
Although I've nearly been caught by that one a few times, once you know it tends to be there you can 'be prepared' as you crest the hill. People tend to take the bend under the bridge too fast, they reach the corner and then think 'eek this is tighter than I thought' and brake whilst they're in the turn...hello barriers, especially when it's wet. There's an interesting challenge on that bend added by the Highways Authority, the anti skid (high friction) surfacing stops about half way through the bend and the road goes back to normal surfacing.Interestingly, the last time they were there, they were parked on the pavement, blocking the path along the side of the road.
hewlett said:
CypherP said:
Probably the same one that sits on that road further down just before the Bagshot turning. Is always positioned just after a blind crest as you approach the Bagshot turn-off from Bracknell.
Interestingly, the last time they were there, they were parked on the pavement, blocking the path along the side of the road.
Although I've nearly been caught by that one a few times, once you know it tends to be there you can 'be prepared' as you crest the hill. People tend to take the bend under the bridge too fast, they reach the corner and then think 'eek this is tighter than I thought' and brake whilst they're in the turn...hello barriers, especially when it's wet. There's an interesting challenge on that bend added by the Highways Authority, the anti skid (high friction) surfacing stops about half way through the bend and the road goes back to normal surfacing.Interestingly, the last time they were there, they were parked on the pavement, blocking the path along the side of the road.
Still, they always park on the pavement on the side of the dual carriageway, which I was also pretty sure they weren't allowed to do...
Ranger 6 said:
If you see a scamera van please post it up on www.pocketgpsworld.com
Seconded. Neither of the locations mentioned in this thread are in the database. The submission page is:http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/modules.php?name=Cam...
The good news is if you're the first person to spot a new camera, you get a free lifetime sub. to their database, which is still the best one out there.
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