We hear a lot of argument both for and against the effectiveness of roadside speed cameras, both sides claiming that the devices have or haven't saved any given number of lives.
What I want to know is this - how do they measure the effectiveness, or otherwise of each camera and where, if anywhere, is this information recorded?
Given that statistics can be formed to prove just about anything you want (99.5% of all statistics prove this), is there a sure-fire, definitive way of stating whether a specific camers is or isn't doing what it's supposed to do (ie slow traffic and save lives, or just generating revenue for the police and other authorities)?
2006-09-27
02:27:50
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BushRaider69
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