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Don't expect speed traps to be painted bright yellow in France. Look at these sneeky French Speed Traps
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Don't expect speed traps to be painted bright yellow in France. Look at these sneeky French Speed Traps
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Don't expect speed traps to be painted bright yellow in France. Look at these sneeky French Speed Traps
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If you want results you make them invisible. It's not about a game it's about enforcing the law.
It's amazing just how law abiding the continentals are when it comes to speed. This year it was equally amazing how slow they were driving in France, Italy, German. I don't think Belgium and the Netherlands counts as they are big enough to get up to speed anyway.
Isn't it more amazing that some Brits think it is OK to break the law?
Isn't it more amazing that some Brits think it is OK to break the law?
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It comes down to respect of laws.
Why can Germans drive at 200 mph and Brits 70 ?
Just because it's "law" does not make it right.
A law that is seen as "right" usually is obeyed.
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True - but given that the proportion of drivers prosecuted is rather lower than 50% then the implication is that the majority do see the law as "right"