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How to deter speeding.

10-10-2005 8:55pm

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#2 11-10-2005 5:06pm

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That was dire

The most effective way to deter speeders is to ensure vehicles are installed with speed limiters.

Another effective way is to use the new SPECS (Speed Enforcement Camera System). I pass these cameras on the M6 twice a week on my Glasgow - Manchester commute. they are very very effective at keeping the speed to the limit (in this case 50mph roadwork section).

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#3 18-10-2005 9:11pm

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Interesting article on 'Wired' at http://www.wired.com/news/autotech/0,2554,69227,00.html on how one US state is tracking cars by their cell-phones as a cheap way to monitor traffic flow. The technology could also be used to detect speeding.

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