Pigspotter protects Tweets

I think his cause remains a good one. Perhaps his methods and lingo are a tad inflammatory, but his message remains good.

Law enforcement should be just that. Not some cowardice hiding behind a strategically placed bush or discreetly sitting in a bus stop.

It's not meant to be a money-making or bonus enhancing machine, but rather a means of systematically bringing speed down, adherence to the rules of the road, etc.

Ultimately the traffic police should be aiming to make our roads safer and dramatically reduce the carnage.
 
McT said:
I think his cause remains a good one. Perhaps his methods and lingo are a tad inflammatory, but his message remains good.

Law enforcement should be just that. Not some cowardice hiding behind a strategically placed bush or discreetly sitting in a bus stop.

It's not meant to be a money-making or bonus enhancing machine, but rather a means of systematically bringing speed down, adherence to the rules of the road, etc.

Ultimately the traffic police should be aiming to make our roads safer and dramatically reduce the carnage.
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+1 agree 100%

"pigspotter" should go national
 
McT said:
I think his cause remains a good one. Perhaps his methods and lingo are a tad inflammatory, but his message remains good.

Law enforcement should be just that. Not some cowardice hiding behind a strategically placed bush or discreetly sitting in a bus stop.

It's not meant to be a money-making or bonus enhancing machine, but rather a means of systematically bringing speed down, adherence to the rules of the road, etc.

Ultimately the traffic police should be aiming to make our roads safer and dramatically reduce the carnage.
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+1

Law enforcement not profiteering

Also find his traffic updates more up to date and useful than any of the so called traffic reports on radio or on mobile web
 
McT said:
It's not meant to be a money-making or bonus enhancing machine, but rather a means of systematically bringing speed down, adherence to the rules of the road, etc.
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It isn't a money making scheme. Speeding fines go to the general fiscus. By law, at least in CT, they cannot even use the money to upgrade their existing equipment or get new equipment.
The enforcement agencies don't even see any monetary benefit from their trapping operations.
 
im glad its gone private , now the drunks need to think twice before dopping themself $%^& at a party. the spotter helps alot in terms of traffic congestion around durban , all you do is checkup and if theres an accident and tons of congestion , well ..... recalculating ... recalculating... recalculating :P

as for roadblocks , bring it , my car is more valid than your wallet mr officer
 
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