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Heard a new one last night,
the vic Po are placing two cars about 300m apart on a straight road. the first car tracks you for speeding and takes a picture of your number plate, it is then sent and processed and instantly sent back to the second car. if your car returns a positive anything, eg stolen, unpaid fines / rego, etc the second car goes and pulls you over. just thought it was an interesting thing to mention
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dubbo has been doing this for quite a while sets the black xr6 turbo (unmarked thing with almost personalise number plates) with the rego checker thing and a marked patrol car waits and hides almost and gets the offendereds my father got pulled up in his unregoed EA (was going to get pinklip and then to rta) got him dad explained and nothing was done.. but it is out there
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WA police cars have the technology on board to check instantly for all of this, and it happens automatically while they are driving down the road.
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yeah this happens in sydney too. they were on parramatta road and doing this. it was the first time i have seen this and they had pulled over alot of people, so it works
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xpression wrote: WA police cars have the technology on board to check instantly for all of this, and it happens automatically while they are driving down the road.
NSW has it too, probably most states now, the camera on-board has number plate recognition, it has probably made its money back already for unregistered car fines etc. WA would need it, you can register a car over there in someone else's name without rego papers, mate registered the EL I sold to him in my name because the dumb asses wouldn't register it his name because he didn't have a receipt etc (no provisions for stat dec like NSW), the car was unregister from NSW  He didn't even get my details right and they allowed it 
I wouldn't sell an unregistered car over there, likely I would end up with cops on my door asking about the car that was registered in my name doing a bank robbery, at least if it was registered, that is if it was similar to NSW, I could send the change of ownership paper into the roads department.
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Vic has it too... I think fiftyone is on crack.
Generally they do the two cop cars thing just for speeding, one car hitting them with the radar, radioing ahead to the second car to wave them in. Usually a couple of cops in the second car so they can revenue rai... I mean increase road safety, more efficiently by doing a couple of cars at once.
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cannot stand these profit dog tactics........ increased safety my a**
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halo wrote: cannot stand these profit dog tactics........ increased safety my a**
Well in some ways it is for a safety, an unregistered car most likely hasn't been safety inspected for at least over 1 year, poor brakes, faulty suspension, bald tyres just to name a few things car owners neglect until rego inspection is due, so they never get fixed if they aren't registered in the first place, whoops what am I saying, that is how it is in nearly every other state anyway with registered cars
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why two cars? more emissions from two cars than 1, the other car can be somewhere else patrolling, is it really necessary to have two cars on the same strip?
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xpression wrote: WA police cars have the technology on board to check instantly for all of this, and it happens automatically while they are driving down the road.
there is also a camera based one with the booze busses to save the cops time, in the patrol cars the info needs to be entered manually still as far as i am aware
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Steady ED wrote: Vic has it too... I think fiftyone is on crack. Generally they do the two cop cars thing just for speeding, one car hitting them with the radar, radioing ahead to the second car to wave them in. Usually a couple of cops in the second car so they can revenue rai... I mean increase road safety, more efficiently by doing a couple of cars at once. halo wrote: cannot stand these profit dog tactics........ increased safety my a**
Talk about revenue raising all you want, but what if these speeders aren't pulled up now? Who knows, maybe 10 minutes down the road they are still speeding, kid comes out of nowhere and knocked down!!! Then everyone would be like, where are the police now??? These guys are just doing their job. These days the police seem to be F'd with they do and F'd if they don't. |
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Imagine a loaded up truck wallowing down the road and compare that with even the sloppiest LTD, let alone some race replica M/C. Which vehicle is going to have the better chance of avoiding Gyzmo's suicidal children?
Yet the same draconian laws apply to all vehicles. The laws are as moronic as the people who enforce them since they cannot be trusted by their elders. When you think about it this is going against the natural selection principle. Why is that? Well somebody has to do it! |
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GyzmO wrote: Steady ED wrote: Vic has it too... I think fiftyone is on crack. Generally they do the two cop cars thing just for speeding, one car hitting them with the radar, radioing ahead to the second car to wave them in. Usually a couple of cops in the second car so they can revenue rai... I mean increase road safety, more efficiently by doing a couple of cars at once. halo wrote: cannot stand these profit dog tactics........ increased safety my a** Talk about revenue raising all you want, but what if these speeders aren't pulled up now? Who knows, maybe 10 minutes down the road they are still speeding, kid comes out of nowhere and knocked down!!! Then everyone would be like, where are the police now??? These guys are just doing their job. These days the police seem to be F'd with they do and F'd if they don't. And maybe while 6 police officers are booking people doing 65 in 60 zones a women gets raped half an hour away? Hypotheticals are fun.
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Steady ED wrote: GyzmO wrote: Steady ED wrote: Vic has it too... I think fiftyone is on crack. Generally they do the two cop cars thing just for speeding, one car hitting them with the radar, radioing ahead to the second car to wave them in. Usually a couple of cops in the second car so they can revenue rai... I mean increase road safety, more efficiently by doing a couple of cars at once. halo wrote: cannot stand these profit dog tactics........ increased safety my a** Talk about revenue raising all you want, but what if these speeders aren't pulled up now? Who knows, maybe 10 minutes down the road they are still speeding, kid comes out of nowhere and knocked down!!! Then everyone would be like, where are the police now??? These guys are just doing their job. These days the police seem to be F'd with they do and F'd if they don't. And maybe while 6 police officers are booking people doing 65 in 60 zones a women gets raped half an hour away? Hypotheticals are fun. I agree with both here, sometimes it is over the top with bookings but many times we have been shown the different in distance 5km over the speed limit is, yeah I would be p****d at the time, but it is the rules and if it saves "just" one child I would think it is worth it, people with their own children they care about would agree with this. [quote="Commando"]When you think about it this is going against the natural selection principle. Why is that? Well somebody has to do it![quote] Natural selection is nearly gone in this current time in non third world countries, medicines, surgery and people hook up for love, not who is stronger, higher intelligence, without medical conditions, taller and has the right features to make better children. Running over children is not natural section, cars aren't natural, the only way some natural section is going to come back is to drop all types of medicines and surgery, so this mainly happens in third world countries. Bring back animal skin clothing, caves and clubs
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Macca wrote: halo wrote: cannot stand these profit dog tactics........ increased safety my a** an unregistered car most likely hasn't been safety inspected for at least over 1 year, poor brakes, faulty suspension, bald tyres just to name a few things car owners neglect until rego inspection is due, so they never get fixed if they aren't registered in the first place, whoops what am I saying, that is how it is in nearly every other state anyway with registered cars and you think that a registered car is perfect and 100% roadworthy
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