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Old 06-09-2012, 04:14 PM   #21
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Default Re: Victoria - Even more nanny state? Road safety strategy survey.

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Originally Posted by malazn mafia
You for real? Drive in Sydney and there are cameras at every 2nd intersection and straight length of road. At least in SA you can nail it past a truck at over 25km/h the limit and not risk lose license like in nazi victoria.
Dude, look at where I'm from.....

In and around the Adelaide CBD I'm talking about. I felt like there were much more cameras for the area compared to Sydney. Lower limits as well, some Inner city streets were 40.....
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