Posted by 135 Fan on December 02, 2008 at 17:08:20 from (24.70.95.205):
In Reply to: Canadian police posted by I need a handle on December 02, 2008 at 11:46:50:
Sadly that's not too far from the truth. In Edmonton anyway, the cops are more interested in photo radar tickets on roads that have especially low speed limits, when they should be higher. 50KM/H on a 4 lane road with a seperate drive and meridan between houses on each side. They'll have the speed limit at 60 and then drop it to 50 for a couple blocks and then back to 60 cause it's a cash cow. You very rarely see photo radar on roads with higher speed limits. In Ontario, I think, they did away with photo radar because it proved not to be a deterent. There was a big debate here a couple years ago because all the camera's are rented and a firm in the states was doing all the monitoring... to the tune of $10,000,000 a year. No ones going to tell me they don't have a quota to meet. The red light cameras make more sense. Dave
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