RE: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-06 Thread Schopen, Kenneth
> Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2006 08:50:45 -0500 > From: "Christopher Witt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding. > > If it is not the owner of said vehicle driving, then they > fill out a nomination form which must

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread spddemun
--- "Infinite Space Systems, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Your Merc does have a black box sensor to record all > car sensor readings per > 30 seconds. In a crash, the investigators can use > that 30 seconds of data > before the crash to determine vehicle speed, any > braking actions, and

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread spddemun
--- "Infinite Space Systems, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Your Merc does have a black box sensor to record all > car sensor readings per > 30 seconds. In a crash, the investigators can use > that 30 seconds of data > before the crash to determine vehicle speed, any > braking actions, and

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread spddemun
--- "Infinite Space Systems, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Your Merc does have a black box sensor to record all > car sensor readings per > 30 seconds. In a crash, the investigators can use > that 30 seconds of data > before the crash to determine vehicle speed, any > braking actions, and

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread Infinite Space Systems, Inc.
I don't think my 2003 Merc. has one. How can I find out? Karen Your Merc does have a black box sensor to record all car sensor readings per 30 seconds. In a crash, the investigators can use that 30 seconds of data before the crash to determine vehicle speed, any braking actions, and if G-m

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread Infinite Space Systems, Inc.
03, 2006 1:32 PM Subject: Fw: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding. As of 2006 and some 2005, your car has a black box. Anyone found a bypass on the 'net yet? -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 268.1.2/

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread 73H/O OLDSRIP
spddemun wrote: --- Wes Worsham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Chris, A bill in the mail? No way - they'll just deduct it from your bank account automatically at the time of infraction... Wes But there are people without bank accounts, like illegals :-) They might try garnishing wages, b

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread spddemun
--- Fred Nissen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: It should COST them to enforce those > laws. Because, when they > > MAKE money at it... then they start to look for > ways to JUST make money > > at it. Send the money to schools, to road > constructon, ANYwhere but the > > enforcers. > >

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread spddemun
--- Wes Worsham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Chris, > > A bill in the mail? No way - they'll just deduct it > from your bank > account automatically at the time of infraction... > > Wes > But there are people without bank accounts, like illegals :-) They might try garnishing wages, but same

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread spddemun
--- "Infinite Space Systems, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You already have one in late 2000s cars with a GPS > transponder in the black > box sensor recorder. In GMs with OnStar, the GPS is > with the OnStar system. > It is true the OnStar GPS tracker is only activated > by the OnStar op

Fw: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread David Brown
As of 2006 and some 2005, your car has a black box. Anyone found a bypass on the 'net yet?

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread Infinite Space Systems, Inc.
Chris, Mark my words, the day will come that your car will have the RFID chip, You already have one in late 2000s cars with a GPS transponder in the black box sensor recorder. In GMs with OnStar, the GPS is with the OnStar system. It is true the OnStar GPS tracker is only activated by the O

Fw: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread Kevin & Casey Olund
> Mark my words, the day will come that your car will have the RFID chip, and > each intersection will track where you are, and if you get from one to > another faster than the speed limit, you will get the bill in the mail. Just > a few cents per [minor] infraction, no big deal, but the CASH FLOW

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread Wes Worsham
Chris, A bill in the mail? No way - they'll just deduct it from your bank account automatically at the time of infraction... Wes

Re: RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread Fred Nissen
The best soluton is to CUT THE CASH FLOW. These folks are ADDICTED to the CASH. No money from traffic enforcement should EVER go back to the enforcing authority. It should COST them to enforce those laws. Because, when they MAKE money at it... then they start to look for ways to JUST make money

RFID vehicle tracking and cheap easy fines for speeding.

2006-03-03 Thread Christopher Witt
If it is not the owner of said vehicle driving, then they fill out a nomination form which must be signed in admittance by the guilty party in order to have the ticket goes to the driver at the time of incident. Otherwise the owner is on the hook. Currently it is just a fine, no penalty points