Plan is to attatch a video camera to the car, purely for 'documentary'
purposes to showcase our road network for people in foreign lands.
However I was informed recently that its illegal to film whilst
driving, for these sorts of purposes, obviously okay for police and

I was highly puzzled by this, this morning, so wondered if anybody knew
what it's all about.
A motorway I regularly drive on, has recently started some roadwork
sections, and some of the new, digital (look like traditional GATSOs

In case you have not heard. Gusts to 75MPH predicted from 8am Saturday from
Midlands to south coast and East coast to Lands End. Hope drivers of high
sided vehicles on here be delaying their driving until the storms in
Southern England pass. There will be a lot on their side by ...

I have seen it all now!
BBC1 Traffic Cops (Hampshire Constabulary)
Patrol Cop sees bloke in car on phone and no seat belt. Picks up his
radio with one hand and follows him while reporting on the radio whilst

This morning I was at the Merry Hill shopping centre , walking along the
wide pavement at the front of PC World for those of you that know it.
I heard the squeaking and grinding of wheel against kerb and looked over my
shoulder to see what can only be described as a coffin dodger ...

Evening,
I was wondering who you report people who violate the highway code to ?
Theres 3 cars where I live who like to park inside the 10 meteres of a
junction so cars turning in have to wait for cars coming out and vice versa.

I don't know what's going on maybe it's down to the area I've been in
this morning (north east Derbyshire) but there seems to be an effort
from everyone to kill themselves or someone else on the roads.
First a man on a bike (*1 TRY) down rather narrow windy country lanes

http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/crime/article2004866.ece
todays Indi, " A pilot scheme - called Project Lantern - will be used
from today in Luton, Bedfordshire, by officers targeting motoring
offences.The gadget allows officers to search 6.5 million fingerprints

Who knows, the next raghead behind a wheel could
have a big bomb in his car. No, we should ban all
the ragheads from driving before they start bombing
us.

Plan is to attatch a video camera to the car, purely for 'documentary'
purposes to showcase our road network for people in foreign lands.
However I was informed recently that its illegal to film whilst
driving, for these sorts of purposes, obviously okay for police and

I seem to recall that the M1 was marked in metric distances in the
mid-1970s.
Other, younger, doubted it. One of my workmates had a slight, possible,
recollection of it.

A Lancashire, UK police car testing a vehicle-mounted speed camera
device crashed head-on into a passing Volkswagen Touran November 2 on
the B6254 near Lancaster. The collision killed the driver and seriously
injured the passenger, both of whom had been on their way to a weekend

In an observational excercise on the M25 this week I noticed a very
high number of trucks and lorries where the rear number plate was
unreadable for the following reasons: dirt; obscured under lighting
cluster; hidden by bar, rope dangling over it; obscured by securing

Drivers Uncovered: Tonight
Monday, 13 Nov 2006
8:00 PM - 8:30 PM (30 minutes)
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I've just come back from giving my wife a driving lesson. Unfortunately,
this one will result in an insurance claim. Absolute no-faulter. One way
street. She was swiped by a huge recycling truck changing lanes. No
witnesses, but the driver admitted complete liability on the spot. ...