I drove down to Wellington this week, and I was so gunshy that I drove at or below the speed limit the whole time.
Which really pissed off all the people who got stuck behind me on the tiny two-lane roads that count as the big highways here.
I wanted to yell out my window “How do you know there aren’t any cameras here? HOW DO YOU KNOW?”
Because I want to know. I feel like the paparazzi are following me every time I drive, and if I ever pick my nose or something, it’ll end up on YouTube.
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March 24, 2010 at 11:49 pm
Tony Meyer
I know it’s frustrating to have the speedsters behind you, but screw them. It’s not up to you to help them break the law and endanger other people on the road.
Hopefully they find a place to overtake you just before they get to a cop sitting on the side of the road.
Part of the reason we have these low speed limits is because of the tiny two-lane roads that count as the big highways.
March 25, 2010 at 6:47 am
Caroline Longman
Google new zealand speed camera location map. All will be revealed to you. It’s official and the police want you to know where they are so you slow down, but these are just the fixed ones at known danger spots. Chances are they have mobile units as well, just as we do in the UK.