"Why pay thousands for that temptation-quelling adaptive cruise control option, or dream about the forthcoming Siemens VDO electronic governor, when all you have to do is switch a few lanes while smashing the pedal to the metal? The Home Office has fessed up to a "massive flaw" in the costly (and abundant) SPECS speed monitoring / ticketing cameras, which allows drivers to avoid any legal repercussions by simply ending up in a different lane than the one they began in. The system takes the average speed between two points to calculate if a motorist has been speeding, and then snaps their photograph and sends them a very unwelcome ticket in the mail if they were; however, the cameras are only designed to analyze and penalize those who remain in the same lane throughout the speed-checking segment, opening up a very exploitable loophole. Government officials, along with the cameras' manufacturer (Speed Check Services), have resorted to begging with the public to not evade the presumably imminent

 

who's gonna try it first then ?

 

speeding and changing lanes

 

I've just emailed a mate who's worked exstensively on SPECS and the ring of steel in London. See what he says.

 

I fear this might be

 

but it's worth checking.

 

No I believe it, I'm off to try now.

I'll let you know how I get on in 21 days.

 

 

I think you'll find that think the max custodial you'll get for 150 mph on the A77 is 14 days








(can an Elise go that fast anyway? )

 

Could be some very clever spin from those scamera b@stards in order to rake in more revenue.