I'd think they would be more like for heavy trucks as it's the best way of
tracking the trucks and drivers can no longer keep two log books and drive
all day night without getting busted and there looking into getting
electronic log books that will be fool proof as the NSW system is called
safe-t-cam I do believe
toby
>From: "tod matthiesson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: citylink freeway
>Date: Sun, 08 Oct 2000 23:29:05 EST
>
>Yes the overhead scanners check if the vehicle is alowed to be on the
>freeway and yes the tunnel does have speed cameras. One thing i have
>thought about is how easy it would be for the cops to use the scaners for
>speed detectors, they know the exact time you went past the scanner and how
>far it is between the scaners so it would be easy to work out average speed
>of vehicle, they could then use this info to set up speed traps with cops
>waiting at the exits to pick u up.. i doubt this would be legally binding
>but it doesn't take much to change the law....Food for thought....Tod.
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