Longest SPECS insatallation in the U.K.? - 30 Mls.

[jeffreyarcher]

http://www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/news/2005/specs.htm and http://www.a77safetygroup.com/

For those disappointed that the sCumbria scammers closed their BB, they have [url]one too|http://www.a77safetygroup.com/forum/index.php[/url].
Hardly a hive of activity, though.
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[outnumbered]

jeffreyarcher said:

www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/news/2005/specs.htm and www.a77safetygroup.com/ For those disappointed that the sCumbria scammers closed their BB, they have one too. Hardly a hive of activity, though. You have to register and log in to see the Genaral Discussion forum.

46km section, got to be a taste of things to come countrywide, hasn't it.

[7db]

It doesn't actually say that there'll be one camera at the start and one at the end -- presumably more likely to be several short unlinked sections, as distance calculation will be easier. Otherwise recommend stopping for a view-break midway on the road!

[smeggy]

article said:

The installation of the camera system is just one of a range of road safety measures being undertaken through the multi-agency task force, the A77 Safety Group.

Here it is again, 'selection on bias' (RTTM) and more significantly 'bias on selection'.

When they tot up the stats in 3 years time, how much credit do you think the partnerships will give to the rest of the 'range of road safety measures'? none!
How much credit will go to the cameras? ALL!
Actual effectiveness of said cameras? NIL!

This ‘bias on selection’ effect was not included in Linda Mountain’s RTTM analysis; I know this because I actually asked her.




These camera partnerships are absolutely despicable

[smeggy]

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