Norfolk Speed Camera Crash Video

Video of crashes caused by heavy braking in response to the presence of speed cameras. Authorities attempted to suppress this video since it was first broadcast on April 21, 2008. More info:

http://www.thenewspaper.com/news/25/2576.asp

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• speed
• police
• numpties
• norfolk
• car
• bike
• motorbike
• crash

[MrsEvelynBreebles]

This operator needs an operation - what a piece of work - cést un idiot

[MrsEvelynBreebles]

I am surprised you can go to the toilet on your own you old kwak

[Lolllygaggle]

I personally think you idiots couldnt cross a road on your own, let alone drive a vehicle.

[lollygaggle]

@bigglyguy Hi, why would Gatso pay someone for commenting on YouTube?

[lollygaggle]

@bigglyguy Hi, thanks for responding.

Can you elaborate as to the Gatso leasing arrangements?

[bigglyguy]

@lollygaggle So how much do they pay government shills like you?

[bigglyguy]

@lollygaggle Only because Gatso charged outright ransoms for "lease" fees.

[lollygaggle]

@darkman4468train Hi, the situation changed in April of last year, all funding was stopped meaning speed enforcement is now self-funding, so in effect the government has given constabularies the green light to approach enforcement how they choose to. Most are part of the national scheme, meaning it only carries on due to speed awareness course fees.

[darkman4468train]

@lollygaggle

OMG Thats even worse, now i'm realy miffed that my taxes are being spent on yet another white elephant.

[lollygaggle]

@darkman4468train Hi, you are clearly not aware of the funding arrangements, for since 2007, speed enforcement has cost more to keep running than it generated. The term 'cash cow' has been penned by those who have no clue how this works.

Whenever you see figures quoted for revenue generated, you never seen the running costs that cancel out the revenue.

Static camera numbers have dropped greatly in number because they are too expensive to run.