m7 sydney

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by michael, Feb 28, 2006.

  1. michael

    michael Guest

    got this emAil today,anyone know if its on the level


    Subject: M7 Speeding fines




    All M7 users

    The M7 have implemented speed prevention devices based on the time one
    enters the motorway to time exiting.
    Based on the distance, time travelled and time started and finished,
    they can work out your average speed.
    If it is more than 15% over the speed limit, a fine will be presented.

    The NSW Labour Government have authorised this to be legal and that NO
    'SPEED CAMERA WARNING SIGNS' are required as there are no actual
    radars.

    It is based on mathematics. So beware, your $12 trip might cost you a lot
    more.

    P.S. If you don't have an etag, the cameras still get your
    numberplate!

    W Kerr
    BKG Projects and Road Engineers
     
    michael, Feb 28, 2006
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  2. michael

    Burnie M Guest

    This is possible on a number of tollways, except....

    .....the toll companys do not have the power to issue fines, the
    mesauring devices are not legally calibrated and (at the moment) the
    RTA is not interested.
     
    Burnie M, Feb 28, 2006
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  3. michael

    jase Guest

    http://www.westlinkm7.com.au/news-Detail.asp?NewsID=80

    Westlink M7 today dismissed a hoax email currently circulating that
    claims that the motorway has implemented a secret speed fine based on
    the time a vehicle enters and exits the motorway.

    Flan Cleary, General Manager of Westlink M7, said that the email was a
    hoax and that no secret speed enforcement system operates on the
    Westlink M7.

    Westlink supports safe driving and urges all motorists to comply with
    posted speed limits.

    “However, the secret speed fine system detailed in the hoax email does
    not exist,” Mr Cleary said.

    “Speed limits are enforced on the Westlink M7 through the normal
    policing measures that operate on all NSW roads.”

    “Westlink meets regularly with the NSW Highway Patrol.”

    Mr Cleary said that Westlink will be installing signs that remind
    motorists that speed cameras are used in NSW.

    These are the standard speed camera signs seen on roads across the
    state and do not mean that any new or secret speed system operates on
    the Westlink M7.
     
    jase, Feb 28, 2006
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  4. michael

    Johno Guest

    C'mon Smee.... IT IS NSW we talking about here... christ, they only
    just realised we conned them on the sale of the *Bridge*


    Johno
     
    Johno, Feb 28, 2006
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  5. It was inevitable.

    Do cameras take front or back plate pics?
     
    Stephen Calder, Feb 28, 2006
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  6. It's still only a matter of time...
     
    Stephen Calder, Feb 28, 2006
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  7. michael

    alx Guest

    1) technically possible but not implemented without public announcement by
    RTA etc.

    2)
    Signed by

    Wayne Kerr.....

    (apologies to anyone genuinely with that name but in the current
    context....)

    Suspicious beat up.
     
    alx, Feb 28, 2006
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  8. michael

    alx Guest

    M7...ironically about the safest, best quality stretch of road anywhere in
    the State (apart from Eastern Creek)
     
    alx, Feb 28, 2006
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  9. michael

    DJ Guest

    I went for a drive along the M7 the 2nd last day it was for free just to see
    what it was like and was impressed, on the way back i seen a HWY Patrol
    chasing a guy on a bike, was going pretty bloody fast, overtook me making me
    look like i was going 20kph.but i was doing 80......so the cops patrol it
    like they do with most motorways and they'll get you eventually.

    DJ
     
    DJ, Mar 1, 2006
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