The in-car computer that makes speeding history

[Oswaldtwistle]

would have to be pretty much every day too.

so on a logistics front for keeping it up to date its going to be a non runner

I agree. Apart from anything else there is still a significant minority of the UK population with no internet access, and I'm guessing they majority of those people simply have no interest in getting it.

I do see a future for commercially made and produced speeding warning devices, though. Something that bleeps when you exceed the limit. If you could get somthing like that to market for under a 100 quid, I think it would sell, and it would remove the 'I didn't know what the limit was' and 'I didn't realise how fast I was going' lines of defence.

 

[pogofish]

I do see a future for commercially made and produced speeding warning devices, though. Something that bleeps when you exceed the limit. If you could get somthing like that to market for under a 100 quid, I think it would sell, and it would remove the 'I didn't know what the limit was' and 'I didn't realise how fast I was going' lines of defence.

Any model sold in Japan has had to have just such a device fitted for a very long time now, easily a couple of decades at least, so the manufacturers already have that one sorted.

 

[Spymaster]

That is one of the shittiest and most pointless illustrations I've ever seen.

Looks like it was knocked up by a six year old for the use of the retarded.

 

[bouncer_the_dog]

I drive at 60 everywhere so this is useless to me.

 

[T & P]

That is one of the shittiest and most pointless illustrations I've ever seen.

Looks like it was knocked up by a six year old for the use of the retarded.

Well, it is from the Daily Mail...