Which speed camer detector do i get?

jaydeeuk1

Install a james bond style device that rotates the number plates automatically upon sensing a camera.

maninthestreet

Chippy_Minton wrote: »

A copy of the highway code and a map book will do you. The map book for the road classification and the highway code for the speed limit on said roads.

I think you'll find this approach won't work - you can't safely read a map whilst driving.

terryya

inmypocketnottheirs wrote: »

Quite, and I have got the free updates!!:beer:

Me too! :beer:

Chippy_Minton_2

Quote:
Originally Posted by Chippy Minton
A copy of the highway code and a map book will do you. The map book for the road classification and the highway code for the speed limit on said roads.

I think you'll find this approach won't work - you can't safely read a map whilst driving.

Well read them before you set off.

Credit_Challenge

BigTony wrote: »

I have been looking into getting a speed camera detector, but i am not sure what to get.

I have already got snooper unit but don't like how it works and all the false warnings

I am looking for a GPS unit as i have heard these are better.

Can anybody help?

Save your money and drive within the speed limits, people like you are a menace on the road, speed camera's are there with saftey in mind and you should be more respectful of the saftey of other motorists.

terryya

Credit_Challenge wrote: »

Save your money and drive within the speed limits, people like you are a menace on the road, speed camera's are there with saftey in mind and you should be more respectful of the saftey of other motorists.

Do you really believe that?

If speed camera really are there for safety and only put up in accident blackspots then surely knowing in advance that you are approaching an accident blackspot can only be a good thing?

It is only you and the rest of the do-gooders that is presuming that everyone with 'safety' camera alerts is driving at silly mph.

fergies_army

Plus if you take one of these devices to France the police will shoot you (or something like that)

Quentin

Using tomtom type GPS devices (with cameras plotted on the maps) is legal in France.

tomstickland

Observation is a pretty cheap way of doing it.

If you want a technological solution then you need:
-GPS based system
-laser jammer

That still won't protect you against being timed between two objects though.

flang

Snooper Sd4r
Detects laser and radar on all bands. sure it doesnt have GPS but you get to know if the cameras are working!