Did anyone watch Top Gear last night and grasp the idea about speed cameras on the M25?
Probably not if you're no fan of Clarkson, shame as your missing some interesting facts.
Anyway, back to the M25. The speed cameras along this car park are activated if the motorway signs want you to slow down. They may display information about an accident, congestion or limited visibility. This will be accompanied by a lower speed limit, hence the activation of the cameras. JC has been informed that these warning signs are being turned on and used to warn motorists of possible problems even when there are none. So, on a bright and clear motorway (not often I know) these signs are turned on, the speed limit dropped and cameras activated. Is that not a cynical way to collect a motoring tax? Let's not forget points on your licence too. So travellers on the M25 beware, just because the motorway looks clear, stick to the posted limits, it's cheaper.
Probably not if you're no fan of Clarkson, shame as your missing some interesting facts.
Anyway, back to the M25. The speed cameras along this car park are activated if the motorway signs want you to slow down. They may display information about an accident, congestion or limited visibility. This will be accompanied by a lower speed limit, hence the activation of the cameras. JC has been informed that these warning signs are being turned on and used to warn motorists of possible problems even when there are none. So, on a bright and clear motorway (not often I know) these signs are turned on, the speed limit dropped and cameras activated. Is that not a cynical way to collect a motoring tax? Let's not forget points on your licence too. So travellers on the M25 beware, just because the motorway looks clear, stick to the posted limits, it's cheaper.