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Old 09-10-07, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by uwila
This is quite possibly terrible news. Once this device (similar to the flight loggers we glider pilots use) gets to the attention of our 'law makers' they'll be installing them in every car. Next thing you know, the device will be interrogated annually and all your trips analyzed against speed limit maps. Bingo - everytime you've ever driven too fast will be listed out and 4,390 points, £6000 worth of fines will be awarded.

Of course, the justification will be, "You've got nothing to worry about if you haven't broken the law"

I think that you hit the point on the head, if don't break the speed limit you can't get caught.


with some minor mods set points could be added using the GPS system so the car can't go faster than the speed limit in the area, bingo, release all the police for other duties and scrap all the speed cameras.
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