Revolving number plate website ???
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I too think that that particular device would stand out, but I also think that an effective device could be made that wouldn't stand out.
I actually think that if you spent the right kind of money, it would be possible to produce a combination of devices that would render just about any form of motor related identification/conviction useless, on an every day basis.
The biggie is the helicopter, and that would require considerable forward planning, but I still think that even that could be done.
What amazes me is that I find myself considering these issues, in any detail at all. I guess I'm becoming a lawless outsider. What I can't figure though, is that I have no particular desire to take from anyone, impose my will, or upset them. How did I end up like that?
Edited to add;
Perhaps I shouls start a thread......
Help... I'm becoming a Chav.
>> Edited by dilbert on Friday 9th September 08:46
I actually think that if you spent the right kind of money, it would be possible to produce a combination of devices that would render just about any form of motor related identification/conviction useless, on an every day basis.
The biggie is the helicopter, and that would require considerable forward planning, but I still think that even that could be done.
What amazes me is that I find myself considering these issues, in any detail at all. I guess I'm becoming a lawless outsider. What I can't figure though, is that I have no particular desire to take from anyone, impose my will, or upset them. How did I end up like that?
Edited to add;
Perhaps I shouls start a thread......
Help... I'm becoming a Chav.
>> Edited by dilbert on Friday 9th September 08:46
dilbert said:
What amazes me is that I find myself considering these issues, in any detail at all. I guess I'm becoming a lawless outsider. What I can't figure though, is that I have no particular desire to take from anyone, impose my will, or upset them. How did I end up like that?
To paraphrase a famous aphorism..
Some people are born criminals, some aspire to be criminals, and some have criminality thrust upon them.
Balmoral Green said:
Ingenious, but I dont see the point, for it to be any use, you need to know the scamera is there. If you know the scamera is there, why not just slow down for the scamera, then speed up again.
For a normal camera you're right, but a device like this would be perfect for a Specs type system; flip the plate up as you pass the first camera, then flip it back down and proceed at whatever speed you like.
Its not big
For a normal camera you're right, but a device like this would be perfect for a Specs type system; flip the plate up as you pass the first camera, then flip it back down and proceed at whatever speed you like.
or clever
Besides which, theyre' a bit to visible on car
as yet.
If they could be made, less prominent say, theyd be common
For a normal camera you're right, but a device like this would be perfect for a Specs type system; flip the plate up as you pass the first camera, then flip it back down and proceed at whatever speed you like.
or clever
Besides which, theyre' a bit to visible on car
as yet.
If they could be made, less prominent say, theyd be common
I've always thought that the chap (or chapess) that statrted marketing LCD number plates would be onto a winner. Imagine, two buttons, 1 for randomised plate, the other for reset to original. However, you would have to make sure that you vehicle was not identifiable in any other way, i.e. the Pistonheads sticker would have to go!
the answer is not to mess around with the plates but to register the car in a ficticous name and address. you need to figure out how to keep hold of the V5 so that you can get the car taxed (which you'll pay in cash of course). then you can wander through cameras whenever you want. you can pick up parking tickets like they are going out of fashion and have free day trips to London.
all safe in the knowledge that Willy Wonker of 1 Chocalate Way will be getting all your tickets.
and if you get pulled by plod - "i bought this car off some guy in the pub couple a nights ago....."
all safe in the knowledge that Willy Wonker of 1 Chocalate Way will be getting all your tickets.
and if you get pulled by plod - "i bought this car off some guy in the pub couple a nights ago....."
Einion Yrth said:
and some have criminality thrust upon them.
Yep. Drive down a road at 35mph 10 years ago and everyone is happy. Do exactly the same thing now and suddenly you're a child-killer.
Re helicopter, a SAM missile would be satisfying but twin Vickers guns in swivel-mounting as per the LRDG would be a better test of skill I feel (and cheaper!)
tinman0 said:
the answer is not to mess around with the plates but to register the car in a ficticous name and address. you need to figure out how to keep hold of the V5 so that you can get the car taxed (which you'll pay in cash of course). then you can wander through cameras whenever you want. you can pick up parking tickets like they are going out of fashion and have free day trips to London.
all safe in the knowledge that Willy Wonker of 1 Chocalate Way will be getting all your tickets.
and if you get pulled by plod - "i bought this car off some guy in the pub couple a nights ago....."
The raster from Toxteth gave me 'his girlfriends' address to put on the V5 when I sold my old Cavalier CDi to him.
I suspect he had no driving licence and that his trainers cost more (retail) than he paid for the car.
If you look on the DVLA website you can find out that currently it's niether taxed nor sorned.
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The powers that be do seem determined to criminalise vast swathes of otherwise law abiding people.