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Old 13-08-2013, 08:41 PM   #11
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Default Re: Geez! I hate that!

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Drivers slowing down below the speed limit to pass a stationary police car..... with no one in it. You are allowed to go past it at the speed limit you know you stupid idiots!

Glad to see the GovCo's speeding propaganda has worked!
Or when people approaching a speed camera car at or under the speed limit feel the need to brake so they're now doing 20 under.... just so they don't risk getting booked.
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