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it's ironic that the reason they have to run out onto the road to get the ball is so it doesn't get run over..

also in regards to the spit hill one, i think it's good and bad. there are 3 cameras within a kilometre - that is overkill. having said that, a friend of mine who isn't the world's best driver managed to spin out and ended up on the other side of the road.

Originally posted by red900ss

I have no problem with speed cameras outside schools. If it saves one kid then it's worth it. :)

Remember these are little individuals who don't always know or think about what's goping on around them.  

Typical thought process: "there goes ball, must get ball..."

now speed cameras on multilane roads and freeways and Spit Hill is another matter all together... :)

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