Firstly, setting up a mobile speed camera cannot be done spontaneously.CCTV (ie the ones that litter our motorways) instead of a speed camera. Some bloke in a control room spots a car making 'progress' and tells his mate in the squad car up the road about it, and informs him that he may like to park on a slip road, bridge or other such hiding place...
Firstly, setting up a mobile speed camera cannot be done spontaneously.
Secondly, so the scenario is some guy eating doughnuts in front of a horde of CCTV cameras, at 3 in the morning, is gonna call his mate, the copper, about some guy who he thinks is speeding? Parking up on a slip road or bridge isn't going to do much good if I go past at 150, either - the police don't have a car that could catch up! They'd have to roll at high speed and wait for me to come past.
CCTV (ie the ones that litter our motorways) instead of a speed camera. Some bloke in a control room spots a car making 'progress' and tells his mate in the squad car up the road about it, and informs him that he may like to park on a slip road, bridge or other such hiding place...
Yeah, it could happen, but it really doesn't! It certainly wouldn't be admissable as evidence, either!There's software that could quite easily identify cars driving excessively fast, e.g. above the usual average speed of the road.
Do that 2 or 3 times on that stretch, and it might raise a flag, alerting people to your usual times/locations of the speeding.
Parking up on a slip road or bridge isn't going to do much good if I go past at 150, either - the police don't have a car that could catch up!
Just after the part you have quoted I said:I think you'll find another car further up the road will be called, or a chopper, if they really want to catch you.
Tbh your attitude is rather immature and I hope I'm not there when you stack it.
I'm not purporting invulnerability, just reality. Parking on a bridge and zooming down the offramp to catch someone doing 150 isn't going to work with the array of cars the police have.PMKeates said:They'd have to roll at high speed and wait for me to come past.
Yeah, it could happen, but it really doesn't! It certainly wouldn't be admissable as evidence, either!
I said this six posts ago!?recon you can out run radio signals? theyll just speak to a copper in basildon or whatever the next town is and hammer you from there... and thats not if they didnt have a laser thing on the bridge anyway
PMKeates said:They'd have to roll at high speed and wait for me to come past.
They are not going to set up a roadblock when someone is travelling at 150. Stinger strip, maybe, but even then the safety aspect of that is questionable even if the driver is committing a speeding offence. This is all rubbish anyway because if they tried to catch me I would... slow downdo you actually drive? not seen them do a road block before?
They are not going to set up a roadblock when someone is travelling at 150. Stinger strip, maybe, but even then the safety aspect of that is questionable even if the driver is committing a speeding offence. This is all rubbish anyway because if they tried to catch me I would... slow down![]()
I don't start threads saying I'm doing x speed. I just don't have any qualms in mentioning it if it's relevant, much the same as you wouldn't be fussed about mentioning you had fish and chips for dinner last night if people were talking about the state of the fishing industry.I don't know you personally but your attitude is extremely immature and to be honest you sound like a bit of a ****. When was the last time you read a thread started by Spie saying he was doing 150MPH down the M6? You don't because he is mature enough to understand how stupid he would look on here.
I've heard of stinger strips being deployed at higher speeds than a roadblock has been used. I really cannot imagine Grays police setting up 4 cars across the A13 to try and stop someone that has been recorded as travelling at 150! Do you mean a rolling roadblock, or something like this:stinger strip for a car doing 150? youre trolling now arnt you
as for road blocks, ive got a couple close friends (ie real life people, driving real life cars, in real life) who have ended up on the wrong end of a road block
there is also a famous story of a journo (maybe David Vivian) who was stopped with a road block in a 911 after unintentionally outrunning a plod car that couldnt go over 130
If you are doing 150mph you will stand out like a sore thumb. It only takes one, bored CCTV operator to pass the details to a police patrol, that is my point, it does happen.