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This speed camera (Gatso) is on the B6458, Stockport Road.
It is located just after a sharp bend in the road. Anyone crossing the road from the end of
Back Bower near
Stonepit Reservoir to get to the bus-stop needs to be very careful.
In a car though you have to travel another half a mile before you reach a sign telling you to
Slow Down
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5 comments:
those nasty machines! haha..
i have never been caught by a camera before. well that's because i drive safely :-)
Sometimes I think the cameras are just a tax grab, I wonder if anyone walked around with a black spray piant can and painted the camera lens.
Seriously, People need to slow down
That is tricky. The cameras we have are usually located above traffic lights and tickets are issued for those that don't stop on a red light. I've never seen them for speeding - that is still done the "old-fashioned" way here - with a police officer and a radar machine.
Outhouse: There is a huge debate in the UK about whether these things make much difference or are just a cash cow. BTW we drive on the left here so my photo shows the BACK of the machine. Maybe I'll photograph the other side sometime.
Felicia: We have those as well as these.
There are many speed cameras in Sweden, most of them actually without any real camera, but they do work anyway!
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