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Mr. Keets

By Mr. Keets,
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Apparently they will be brought in, but with how they are described to work there's gotta be a few loopholes surely :unsure:

Like what Jeremy Clarkson said?

You go through one then pull over for 15minutes to have a cup of coffee/tea then u blast through the next one... >_<

Disclaimer: The above info is provided for entertainment purposes only, I do not take responsibility if you do get caught or killed. :thumbsup:

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laaaammmeeeee

radar detectors pick these up?

think im just gonna start stopping on amber lights all the time now lol

If you have a GPS they will notify you. Worked for a mate of mine when he was over in melbs recently.

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what are these ones i've heard about where they measure point to point?

like 1 set of lights and then the other set and then theyre like 'you travelled fast between there, SNAP'

or is that hocus pocus :cool:

from what i've seen they're mainly used on highways and freeways, set on bridges etc. if your average speed over the distance is more than the speed limit it flashes you. but i doubt we'll have to worry about them for a little while atleast

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