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Posted by: newres Nov 4 2017, 08:03 AM

Does anyone on here ever get along there? It's Newbury's treasure for live music and comedy.

Last night we saw Marriage of Figaro by Kennet Opera, but really it's more of a blues venue. Next week I'm seeing Bernie Marsden, but over recent months I've seen Elles Bailey (up and coming blues singer) supported by my cousin, Hugh Cornwell, Joanne Shaw Taylor and lots more besides.

In the past we saw a fantastic and poignant show by Sean Hughes.

Posted by: Biker1 Nov 4 2017, 08:22 AM

QUOTE (newres @ Nov 4 2017, 10:03 AM) *
Does anyone on here ever get along there? It's Newbury's treasure for live music and comedy.

Last night we saw Marriage of Figaro by Kennet Opera, but really it's more of a blues venue. Next week I'm seeing Bernie Marsden, but over recent months I've seen Elles Bailey (up and coming blues singer) supported by my cousin, Hugh Cornwell, Joanne Shaw Taylor and lots more besides.

In the past we saw a fantastic and poignant show by Sean Hughes.

It is a great venue and deserves support.
Seen some brilliant acts there over the last few years.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 4 2017, 12:24 PM

It is OK for a sit and watch event, but the bar is sparse and the venue is a little out of the way compared to, say, The Corn Exchange.

Posted by: newres Nov 4 2017, 02:15 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 4 2017, 12:24 PM) *
It is OK for a sit and watch event, but the bar is sparse and the venue is a little out of the way compared to, say, The Corn Exchange.

The seats in the Corn Exchange are a r s e killers though!

Posted by: blackdog Nov 5 2017, 01:17 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 4 2017, 12:24 PM) *
It is OK for a sit and watch event, but the bar is sparse and the venue is a little out of the way compared to, say, The Corn Exchange.


Parking's a lot cheaper.

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 5 2017, 05:15 PM

QUOTE (blackdog @ Nov 5 2017, 01:17 PM) *
Parking's a lot cheaper.


Last time we patronised the Corn Exchange I miscalculated the finishing time of the performance and had to rush out at the interval to feed the Wharf ticket machine . Not exactly helped by the fact the wretched things don't give change .
Little wonder everyone parks in Sainsbury's , but they are tightening up on the 2 allotted hours .

Posted by: newres Nov 5 2017, 05:33 PM

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 5 2017, 05:15 PM) *
Last time we patronised the Corn Exchange I miscalculated the finishing time of the performance and had to rush out at the interval to feed the Wharf ticket machine . Not exactly helped by the fact the wretched things don't give change .
Little wonder everyone parks in Sainsbury's , but they are tightening up on the 2 allotted hours .

In the evening on street parking is free at least.

Posted by: Biker1 Nov 6 2017, 08:11 AM

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 5 2017, 07:15 PM) *
Little wonder everyone parks in Sainsbury's , but they are tightening up on the 2 allotted hours .

They already have.
Woe betide anyone who exceeds the 2 hours determined by the ANPR system now installed.

Posted by: GMR Nov 15 2017, 06:24 PM

QUOTE (newres @ Nov 4 2017, 08:03 AM) *
Does anyone on here ever get along there? It's Newbury's treasure for live music and comedy. Last night we saw Marriage of Figaro by Kennet Opera, but really it's more of a blues venue. Next week I'm seeing Bernie Marsden, but over recent months I've seen Elles Bailey (up and coming blues singer) supported by my cousin, Hugh Cornwell, Joanne Shaw Taylor and lots more besides. In the past we saw a fantastic and poignant show by Sean Hughes.





I've been a few times and seen some great acts: PP Arnold, The Blues Band, Cerys Matthews, Muddy Water's son, Wilko Johnson and many more.


Posted by: TallDarkAndHandsome Nov 15 2017, 06:42 PM

QUOTE (GMR @ Nov 15 2017, 06:24 PM) *
I've been a few times and seen some great acts: PP Arnold, The Blues Band, Cerys Matthews, Muddy Water's son, Wilko Johnson and many more.

Have you seen "newres does politics". Its fooking hilarious!!!😂

Posted by: Strafin Nov 19 2017, 09:07 AM

I went on a speed awareness course there once... was disappointed to find we had to pay for our coffee! Otherwise I have always been tempted but never gone along.

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 19 2017, 10:48 AM

QUOTE (Strafin @ Nov 19 2017, 09:07 AM) *
I went on a speed awareness course there once... was disappointed to find we had to pay for our coffee! Otherwise I have always been tempted but never gone along.

Did you and AC go as a team? Newbury Speedsters?

Posted by: TallDarkAndHandsome Nov 19 2017, 08:40 PM

QUOTE (Strafin @ Nov 19 2017, 09:07 AM) *
I went on a speed awareness course there once... was disappointed to find we had to pay for our coffee! Otherwise I have always been tempted but never gone along.


Law breaker. Shocking. Never had a ticket in my life. Or broken the speed limit. Send him down...

Posted by: newres Nov 19 2017, 09:01 PM

QUOTE (Strafin @ Nov 19 2017, 09:07 AM) *
I went on a speed awareness course there once... was disappointed to find we had to pay for our coffee! Otherwise I have always been tempted but never gone along.

Oh I was on that too. Quite fun actually.

Posted by: Biker1 Nov 20 2017, 05:58 AM

QUOTE (newres @ Nov 19 2017, 11:01 PM) *
Oh I was on that too. Quite fun actually.

I don;t think that is the intention................is it??
Never been on one. biggrin.gif

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 20 2017, 09:17 AM

QUOTE (Biker1 @ Nov 20 2017, 05:58 AM) *
I don;t think that is the intention................is it??
Never been on one. biggrin.gif

How does the saying go ? " Don't speak to soon ". wink.gif

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 20 2017, 10:39 AM

Newres is a liberal, thinks the law don't apply, Newres is speshule!

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 20 2017, 11:08 AM

It's interesting to note that an element of society consider it perfectly acceptable to break the law , vis a vis speeding , making light of their punishment , yet become apoplectic over a "non pc" remark . The law is the law , contravening it is , in my book , unacceptable .

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 20 2017, 02:52 PM

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 20 2017, 11:08 AM) *
It's interesting to note that an element of society consider it perfectly acceptable to break the law , vis a vis speeding , making light of their punishment , yet become apoplectic over a "non pc" remark . The law is the law , contravening it is , in my book , unacceptable .

In my case my indiscretion was accidental, often what people say is deliberate. I also disgree that breaking the law is always unacceptable, especially if the law is ‘unacceptable’.

Posted by: Biker1 Nov 20 2017, 04:39 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 20 2017, 04:52 PM) *
In my case my indiscretion was accidental, often what people say is deliberate. I also disgree that breaking the law is always unacceptable, especially if the law is ‘unacceptable’.

Which laws are 'unacceptable' in your book?

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 20 2017, 05:04 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 20 2017, 02:52 PM) *
In my case my indiscretion was accidental, often what people say is deliberate. I also disgree that breaking the law is always unacceptable, especially if the law is ‘unacceptable’.

There we go then, save billions, don't bother with a legal system or indeed government, just ask AC what laws we should obey! Perfick!

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 20 2017, 05:09 PM

QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 20 2017, 05:04 PM) *
There we go then, save billions, don't bother with a legal system or indeed government, just ask AC what laws we should obey! Perfick!

Having no laws is unlikely to save billions.

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 20 2017, 05:13 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 20 2017, 05:09 PM) *
Having no laws is unlikely to save billions.

Didn't say we shouldn't have any, just that we should rely on your undoubted expertise to be the arbiter of which ones need obeying.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 20 2017, 05:14 PM

QUOTE (Biker1 @ Nov 20 2017, 04:39 PM) *
Which laws are 'unacceptable' in your book?

Were unacceptable? Most if not all those that have been removed or overruled, including ‘anti-gay’ and blasphemy laws.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 20 2017, 05:18 PM

QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 20 2017, 05:13 PM) *
Didn't say we shouldn't have any, just that we should rely on your undoubted expertise to be the arbiter of which ones need obeying.

Ok, but who said I wanted the job?

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 20 2017, 05:39 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 20 2017, 05:18 PM) *
Ok, but who said I wanted the job?

Well, it would seem to suit a self opinionated spazzy gob****e, an your just standing around, so?

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 20 2017, 05:52 PM

QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 20 2017, 05:39 PM) *
Well, it would seem to suit a self opinionated spazzy gob****e, an your just standing around, so?

Exactly; I didn’t say I wanted to decided what was right or not, but it stands to reason that just because something is the law that breaking the law is always unacceptable.

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 20 2017, 06:10 PM

QUOTE (Biker1 @ Nov 20 2017, 04:39 PM) *
Which laws are 'unacceptable' in your book?


Maybe the ones that he has "contravened".
If you don't accept the laws of a Country then either lobby for Parliamentary change or live somewhere else .

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 20 2017, 06:17 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 20 2017, 05:52 PM) *
Exactly; I didn’t say I wanted to decided what was right or not, but it stands to reason that just because something is the law that breaking the law is always unacceptable.

Judge Cap!! Here come da judge!

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 20 2017, 06:26 PM

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 20 2017, 06:10 PM) *
Maybe the ones that he has "contravened".

Considering I had no intention if breaking the law, despite my being cynical of its motives, you have no foundation for that argument.

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 20 2017, 06:10 PM) *
If you don't accept the laws of a Country then either lobby for Parliamentary change or live somewhere else .

Sorry, no can do I’m afraid.

Posted by: newres Nov 21 2017, 07:47 AM

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 20 2017, 06:10 PM) *
Maybe the ones that he has "contravened".
If you don't accept the laws of a Country then either lobby for Parliamentary change or live somewhere else .

I wouldn’t say unacceptable but I do think a 70mph speed limit is daft often. I also think it should be open season on middle lane huggers. I confess to never driving under 85/90 on motorways when able.

My record speeding offence is 104 on the A34. No ban.

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 21 2017, 09:24 AM

QUOTE (newres @ Nov 21 2017, 07:47 AM) *
I wouldn’t say unacceptable but I do think a 70mph speed limit is daft often. I also think it should be open season on middle lane huggers. I confess to never driving under 85/90 on motorways when able.

My record speeding offence is 104 on the A34. No ban.


We all agree that one driver may safely be in control at speeds in excess of the limit while the next is dangerous at 50 mph., but raising the limit gives only a green light to the bad as opposed to exonerating the competent .
Instead of wasting money on "driverless " technology , would it not be sensible to have onboard monitors which would record the ability of the driver at the time as opposed to a thick red line which , as you freely admit , is mainly ignored ?

Posted by: On the edge Nov 21 2017, 11:45 AM

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 21 2017, 09:24 AM) *
We all agree that one driver may safely be in control at speeds in excess of the limit while the next is dangerous at 50 mph., but raising the limit gives only a green light to the bad as opposed to exonerating the competent .
Instead of wasting money on "driverless " technology , would it not be sensible to have onboard monitors which would record the ability of the driver at the time as opposed to a thick red line which , as you freely admit , is mainly ignored ?


Already here, most large fleet operators use them to the chagrin of their drivers! For high end vehicles this technology also locks into theft tracking etc. However, the 'Clarkson Tendancy ' keeps it commercially limited.

In any event, I'm not sure I'd like Newres insurance bill! (It's likely to be this sector pushing for greater adoption)

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 21 2017, 12:46 PM

QUOTE (On the edge @ Nov 21 2017, 11:45 AM) *
Already here, most large fleet operators use them to the chagrin of their drivers! For high end vehicles this technology also locks into theft tracking etc. However, the 'Clarkson Tendancy ' keeps it commercially limited.

In any event, I'm not sure I'd like Newres insurance bill! (It's likely to be this sector pushing for greater adoption)


From a lay perspective I consider the average car driver a great deal more dangerous than an HGV operator , indeed one of the major causes of accidents are drivers not being aware that a lorry is not going to overtake as quickly as an Audi A3 . Now we can argue ad infinitum about HGV overtaking procedure but the reality is that they are as entitled to drive at a speed that conditions dictate as the euro hatchback owner that believes it is somehow privileged .

Posted by: TallDarkAndHandsome Nov 21 2017, 02:50 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 20 2017, 02:52 PM) *
In my case my indiscretion was accidental, often what people say is deliberate. I also disgree that breaking the law is always unacceptable, especially if the law is ‘unacceptable’.


Back in the day it was "acceptable" to go down the local have five pints and drive home. You were "unlucky" if you got caught. Now you are seen as a danger to all and quite rightly so. Perhaps in a few years when driverless cars ensure people stay under the speed limit your actions will be deemed senseless and moronic. Just saying...

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 21 2017, 06:34 PM

QUOTE (TallDarkAndHandsome @ Nov 21 2017, 02:50 PM) *
Back in the day it was "acceptable" to go down the local have five pints and drive home. You were "unlucky" if you got caught. Now you are seen as a danger to all and quite rightly so. Perhaps in a few years when driverless cars ensure people stay under the speed limit your actions will be deemed senseless and moronic. Just saying...

Drinking 5 pints then driving would usually be deliberate; my speeding was not; I didn’t want to speed.

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 21 2017, 07:06 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 21 2017, 06:34 PM) *
Drinking 5 pints then driving would usually be deliberate; my speeding was not; I didn’t want to speed.


Enlighten us please . If you did not intend to exceed the speed limit then why did you ? Or was it a case of a "dodgy" speedometer ?

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 21 2017, 07:35 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 21 2017, 06:34 PM) *
Drinking 5 pints then driving would usually be deliberate; my speeding was not; I didn’t want to speed.

I didn't want to speed! What an arsehat, did the Devil make you do it? Or did your 'dyslexia' stop you from reading the roadsigns? Unbelievable!

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 21 2017, 08:26 PM

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 21 2017, 07:06 PM) *
Enlighten us please . If you did not intend to exceed the speed limit then why did you ? Or was it a case of a "dodgy" speedometer ?
QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 21 2017, 07:35 PM) *
I didn't want to speed! What an arsehat, did the Devil make you do it? Or did your 'dyslexia' stop you from reading the roadsigns? Unbelievable!

I wasn't paying attention to my speed; had I known I was doing a bit more than the limit, I'd have slowed down.

I would imagine in both your lives there have been countless moments you have done things that you had not intended to do so I fail to see how outrageous a claim mine is.

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 21 2017, 08:56 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 21 2017, 08:26 PM) *
I wasn't paying attention to my speed; had I known I was doing a bit more than the limit, I'd have slowed down.

Could've, should've, would've! Not great as a defense if you'd knocked a child down is it.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 21 2017, 08:59 PM

QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 21 2017, 08:56 PM) *
Could've, should've, would've! Not great as a defense if you'd knocked a child down is it.

It wasn't a defence, but at least while I am not looking at the speedo, I'm paying attention to my surroundings.

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 21 2017, 09:06 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 21 2017, 08:59 PM) *
It wasn't a defence, but at least while I am not looking at the speedo, I'm paying attention to my surroundings.

Which presumably were going past at a fair lick? Ooh! Good defense! "Sorry M'lud, didn't know how fast I was going like, too busy looking at te clouds an such". Classic!

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 21 2017, 09:11 PM

QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 21 2017, 09:06 PM) *
Which presumably were going past at a fair lick? Ooh! Good defense! "Sorry M'lud, didn't know how fast I was going like, too busy looking at te clouds an such". Classic!

It's not a defence, just being honest, but rest assured it was not in close proximity of any pedestrians and I was driving at a safe distance from the car in front of me.

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 21 2017, 09:12 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 21 2017, 09:11 PM) *
It's not a defence, just being honest, but rest assured it was not in close proximity of any pedestrians and I was driving at a safe distance from the car in front of me.

LOL, just yanking your chain.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 21 2017, 09:15 PM

QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 21 2017, 09:12 PM) *
LOL, just yanking your chain.

I know wink.gif

I do the same too! tongue.gif

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 21 2017, 09:28 PM

QUOTE (Andy Capp @ Nov 21 2017, 09:15 PM) *
I know wink.gif

I do the same too! tongue.gif

Yeah, but I'm better at it.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 21 2017, 09:42 PM

QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 21 2017, 09:28 PM) *
Yeah, but I'm better at it.

Agreed; no-one can pull my wire quite like you!

Posted by: TallDarkAndHandsome Nov 21 2017, 09:47 PM


The point I make is that what is acceptable 30 years ago is not acceptable now. This might well be the same as speeding. If a child had run out in the road from a field in the middle of nowhere would you have stopped in time? Would you have been prosecuted for manslaughter? Just playing devils advocate... To make light of a speeding class that you "volunteered" to go to in order to avoid paying a fine in some eyes may seem insensitive.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 21 2017, 10:06 PM

QUOTE (TallDarkAndHandsome @ Nov 21 2017, 09:47 PM) *
The point I make is that what is acceptable 30 years ago is not acceptable now. This might well be the same as speeding. If a child had run out in the road from a field in the middle of nowhere would you have stopped in time? Would you have been prosecuted for manslaughter? Just playing devils advocate... To make light of a speeding class that you "volunteered" to go to in order to avoid paying a fine in some eyes may seem insensitive.

I didnt make light of my penalty, but it cost a £100.00 so no fine is avoided; however, we were told fewer people are caught speeding after attending a speed awareness than those who take the points.

It seems you and others are replying to arguments I have not made.

Posted by: blackdog Nov 22 2017, 01:21 AM

QUOTE (TallDarkAndHandsome @ Nov 21 2017, 02:50 PM) *
Back in the day it was "acceptable" to go down the local have five pints and drive home. You were "unlucky" if you got caught. Now you are seen as a danger to all and quite rightly so. Perhaps in a few years when driverless cars ensure people stay under the speed limit your actions will be deemed senseless and moronic. Just saying...


Odds are that driverless cars will eventually go faster - because they are better driven they will be safer at high speeds.

But you don't need driverless cars to speed limit cars - all you need is a GPS, a link to the engine management computer thingy and a bit of software - absolute doddle costing very little to implement. They should have been fitting them in cars for ten years - many would use them even if there was an off switch. After a few years it would be socially unacceptable to use the off switch.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 22 2017, 01:30 AM

QUOTE (blackdog @ Nov 22 2017, 01:21 AM) *
Odds are that driverless cars will eventually go faster - because they are better driven they will be safer at high speeds.

But you don't need driverless cars to speed limit cars - all you need is a GPS, a link to the engine management computer thingy and a bit of software - absolute doddle costing very little to implement. They should have been fitting them in cars for ten years - many would use them even if there was an off switch. After a few years it would be socially unacceptable to use the off switch.

If a TomTom represents a good example, then plenty of the road network is missmapped, just in the limited area I drive there are a number of places tagged with the wrong speed limits.

Posted by: je suis Charlie Nov 22 2017, 01:50 AM

QUOTE (blackdog @ Nov 22 2017, 01:21 AM) *
Odds are that driverless cars will eventually go faster - because they are better driven they will be safer at high speeds.

But you don't need driverless cars to speed limit cars - all you need is a GPS, a link to the engine management computer thingy and a bit of software - absolute doddle costing very little to implement. They should have been fitting them in cars for ten years - many would use them even if there was an off switch. After a few years it would be socially unacceptable to use the off switch.

It's already well in hand, only it will be called 'road pricing'.

Posted by: Andy Capp Nov 22 2017, 02:46 AM

QUOTE (je suis Charlie @ Nov 22 2017, 01:50 AM) *
It's already well in hand, only it will be called 'road pricing'.

Including variable charge rates based on time of day.

Posted by: On the edge Nov 22 2017, 06:21 AM

QUOTE (blackdog @ Nov 22 2017, 01:21 AM) *
Odds are that driverless cars will eventually go faster - because they are better driven they will be safer at high speeds.

But you don't need driverless cars to speed limit cars - all you need is a GPS, a link to the engine management computer thingy and a bit of software - absolute doddle costing very little to implement. They should have been fitting them in cars for ten years - many would use them even if there was an off switch. After a few years it would be socially unacceptable to use the off switch.


Spot on. Indeed even mechanical governors have been around since even before the birth of motor vehicles; even if only on a crude basis. Why does anyone need a vehicle that can exceed the national speed limit? Such things perhaps should have been fitted for years, but it is a political issue. The same one which discourages the increased use of camera surveillance for speed enforcement and other violations.

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 22 2017, 09:41 AM

QUOTE (On the edge @ Nov 22 2017, 06:21 AM) *
Spot on. Indeed even mechanical governors have been around since even before the birth of motor vehicles; even if only on a crude basis. Why does anyone need a vehicle that can exceed the national speed limit? Such things perhaps should have been fitted for years, but it is a political issue. The same one which discourages the increased use of camera surveillance for speed enforcement and other violations.

Agreed , my first car had a top speed of 85mph and that was an MG . Now there are very few models that are not capable of speeds in excess of 100 , but why when the perpetrator runs the risk of being fined for doing so ? It would cost pence to have a warning siren that corresponded to the limit at the time and the technology is not a problem . One can only conclude that the revenue generated is more important than the third party victims of said speeding .

Posted by: Turin Machine Nov 22 2017, 10:58 AM

QUOTE (SirWilliam @ Nov 22 2017, 09:41 AM) *
Agreed , my first car had a top speed of 85mph and that was an MG . Now there are very few models that are not capable of speeds in excess of 100 , but why when the perpetrator runs the risk of being fined for doing so ? It would cost pence to have a warning siren that corresponded to the limit at the time and the technology is not a problem . One can only conclude that the revenue generated is more important than the third party victims of said speeding .

Many cars now have a speed control system, it relies on map data and cameras which can actually read speed signs as you pass them, very clever. It just needs the men in grey to legislate that these can not be organically switched.

Posted by: SirWilliam Nov 22 2017, 12:30 PM

QUOTE (Turin Machine @ Nov 22 2017, 10:58 AM) *
Many cars now have a speed control system, it relies on map data and cameras which can actually read speed signs as you pass them, very clever. It just needs the men in grey to legislate that these can not be organically switched.


One of the advantages of driving a 20 year old bus is that one seldom comes in contact with the modern car's cockpit . Assuming I am still compos mentis by 2040 I will , hopefully , recall your comment .

Posted by: blackdog Nov 22 2017, 01:34 PM

QUOTE (Turin Machine @ Nov 22 2017, 10:58 AM) *
Many cars now have a speed control system, it relies on map data and cameras which can actually read speed signs as you pass them, very clever. It just needs the men in grey to legislate that these can not be organically switched.


I hadn't realised they were so available - the first step is to legislate so that all new cars must have them fitted and older models have them retrofitted within a few years. Once they are commonplace increase speeding fines/penalties massively (an automatic 1 month ban for instance) - so drivers opt to use them. Once most are using them habitually public opinion will approve of the off switch being removed.

Posted by: On the edge Nov 22 2017, 02:12 PM

QUOTE (blackdog @ Nov 22 2017, 01:34 PM) *
I hadn't realised they were so available - the first step is to legislate so that all new cars must have them fitted and older models have them retrofitted within a few years. Once they are commonplace increase speeding fines/penalties massively (an automatic 1 month ban for instance) - so drivers opt to use them. Once most are using them habitually public opinion will approve of the off switch being removed.


Few would have any issue with that, but it's likely to be one of those issues like making errant Dads pay maintenance; we all agree until it comes to physical implementation. I suspect if there was a political will, the start will come when insurance companies start upping their premiums for drivers who don't have such systems installed.

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Very interesting but what has this to do with Arlington Arts ?

Posted by: Berkshirelad Dec 11 2017, 07:41 PM

QUOTE (Biker1 @ Nov 6 2017, 08:11 AM) *
They already have.
Woe betide anyone who exceeds the 2 hours determined by the ANPR system now installed.


Unfortunately for the car park operator concerned, it is not possible to tel how long a vehicle has been parked from CCTV/APNR cameras. Only when it entered and left the car park. And on that note does their case fail in Court (plus they do not own the land and no landowner with any sense at all would give them the necessary contract for them to charge on their own behalf)

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