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There a ways with dealing with the old school speed cameras too, just a story i thought i would share. It occured in brisbane on a strech of high way that drops from 90 to 60 and often has speed traps set up there. I saw in a small story in the newspaper that some legend had snuck up to the car the camera was housed in, and stole its number plates. He then proceeded to attach them to his car and continuosly speed past the trap. Police couldnt do shit about it, they couldnt find out who it was. How the paper found out about it im not sure, but probably why it was such a small story.

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i think they would 150% have tacking GPS in them. the box that houses the gutz looks fairly tough ive seen this being trial'd on williams road. they are very small and short devices and i think it might eliminate the need to have a car wich would cost quite a bit. the only thing that i was wondering, is the battery housed in that little box? so all it would take is the wires to be cut and you have a perfect tri-pod that does nothing?

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