speed camera question

[1966PonyGirl]

I know the best way to fix this problem:

Sniper rifle - park on the side of the road about a half mile away and just take the damn camera out. After losing 5-6 cameras they will get the hint.

Sniper rifle!!!! muah ha ha ha!
those bright lights scare me when they get triggered at 4am!!!! I usually have some dude driving next to me that set em off. talk about instant heart attack!

[ASUSMC]

I know the best way to fix this problem:

Sniper rifle - park on the side of the road about a half mile away and just take the damn camera out. After losing 5-6 cameras they will get the hint.

The only problem with that is the cops will sit there by every camera and wait for it to happen again. Plus the whole discharge of a firearm within city limits, damaging government property, yada yada yada...

Now a paintball gun solves all of those problems. Cover those screens with all the green, red, orange paint you could ever want. Its basically soap so it washes off but it ruins a lot of pictures.

[1966PonyGirl]

make sure we all get the bright flashy lights as well as the aperature!!!

[Mr. Austin]

I know the best way to fix this problem:

Sniper rifle - park on the side of the road about a half mile away and just take the damn camera out. After losing 5-6 cameras they will get the hint.

there actually was something about this were some kids were cought takinging spray paint and paining over these. i want to do the james bond this and take a photo of the street and put it infront of the camera and see how long it take them to figure out that the traffic hasnt been moving.

[06GT]

Two words--Cruise Control. Doesn't help much if you don't know what the sensors are set at, however :(

For those of you that have in-car navigation, a buddy of mine has made the habit of setting each camera location that he passes as a "point of interest" in the nav system, it notifies him when he is 1/4 mile away from one.

Additionally, once you know where the cameras are, as long as you can slow down before the sensor strips in each lane (black, look like large chamfered squares), you won't set off the camera.

[1966PonyGirl]

Two words--Cruise Control. Doesn't help much if you don't know what the sensors are set at, however :(

For those of you that have in-car navigation, a buddy of mine has made the habit of setting each camera location that he passes as a "point of interest" in the nav system, it notifies him when he is 1/4 mile away from one.

Additionally, once you know where the cameras are, as long as you can slow down before the sensor strips in each lane (black, look like large chamfered squares), you won't set off the camera.

hey! were is my cruise control located at or my in car nav?!?! lol! j/k! if you ever see me in person you can slap my shoulder! (one slap per the above comment!)

[ttocs]

my ticket on 101 in scottsdale was for 11 over.

[Torchmach]

those guys tick me off!

Yea, unfortunately all you can do is stay as far to the left as possable, and watch your seperation distances. They allways pick it back up, to the speed they were at, before approaching the cameras. Nobody likes to see a Mustang that has just been in an accident.

[jjmatheson]

Better get used to it! They will be at every major intersection and every five miles on the freeways by 2015. If you think gunning it through an intersection to beat the red light is a good idea, think again. You will be cited for speeding and running a red light, that's right, speed traps at intersections. When you GET a ticket and go to traffic school they will inform you of all our new traffic laws and bullshit.

[ttocs]

I have often wondered how a flash bulb facing a driver would ever be a good idea.......