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Replacing Traffic Police with ANPR cameras is the problem. <br>Results are increased fine revenues from law abiding drivers who let their speed increase a little. <br>Whilst criminals get away with false plates.
@@geordiedog1749Imported1mo ago
Perhaps if people didn’t feel so oppressed by constant fines for an ever increasing amount of infringements!
@@LeftBehindKittenImported1mo ago
Surveillance is a bigger problem
@@SketchyRobImported1mo ago
It won't be long until they start using your digital tyre pressure valves to track you cars
@@TomTschritterImported1mo ago
it's far more effective to prevent problems associated with drug prohibitions, this is a failure of lack of mental healthcare and education, not to mention entitlement
@@MrNorthWalesImported1mo ago
Who'd have thought targeting regular working class people with "ulez taxes", "Net Zero 20mph" ect would lead to a black market of number plate fraud