Arizona: Photo Radar Now State Wide
09-24-2008, 07:40 AM
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Arizona: Photo Radar Now State Wide
GREAT........now that I am driving a car that I enjoy "opening up" once in a while..........they try to put an end to my fun...........just not fair. I will have to learn all the locations all over again...........
Consider this a blanket warning to all those coming to our state.....be careful out there.......the roads now have eyes, and big brother is watching.....
Consider this a blanket warning to all those coming to our state.....be careful out there.......the roads now have eyes, and big brother is watching.....
09-24-2008, 07:46 AM
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RE: Arizona: Photo Radar Now State Wide
I have not done it in awhile but at one time autocross was pretty popular and I ran the course with the local club a few times. It was great fun and a chance to give the car a workout on a tight course. You might check to see if a club is in your area.
09-25-2008, 09:23 AM
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No plates, other worries......... Now they are saying that Photo Radar Vans are going to be used so that they can be moved around. At least they aren't using bulldozers...not yet anyway.................
09-25-2008, 09:26 AM
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damn, and my pops grew up around the superstition mounts in miami and he just tells me countless stores about driving thru rivers and irrgation fields and just driving as crazy as you wanted.... this was the 60s tho haha
whats happened to the last of the wild west??
montana still doesn't have speed limits on the highways during the day right??
whats happened to the last of the wild west??
montana still doesn't have speed limits on the highways during the day right??
09-25-2008, 10:30 AM
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The raods have had eyes for some time now, it's just more wide spread.
The wild west you say. Man you haven't been to AZ in sometime. The wild west died a life time ago.
The wild west you say. Man you haven't been to AZ in sometime. The wild west died a life time ago.
09-25-2008, 02:05 PM
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I saw an advertisement for something you can spray on your license plate which ruins pictures of it. Anybody know if that stuff actually works??
Also, in art supply stores they have something called "interference paint," which has particles in it that make the light shimmer. It's almost impossible to take good pictures of those paintings. I wonder if that or something like that could be used on license plates to ruin pictures.
Also, in art supply stores they have something called "interference paint," which has particles in it that make the light shimmer. It's almost impossible to take good pictures of those paintings. I wonder if that or something like that could be used on license plates to ruin pictures.
09-25-2008, 11:27 PM
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As for Montana, they got rid of the No-Limit roads years ago. Some idiot got pulled over for reckless endangerment and tried to get out of the ticket with a lawsuit. Montanas response was to re-introduce the speed limit.
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As for Montana, they got rid of the No-Limit roads years ago. Some idiot got pulled over for reckless endangerment and tried to get out of the ticket with a lawsuit. Montanas response was to re-introduce the speed limit.
As for Montana, they got rid of the No-Limit roads years ago. Some idiot got pulled over for reckless endangerment and tried to get out of the ticket with a lawsuit. Montanas response was to re-introduce the speed limit.
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I saw an advertisement for something you can spray on your license plate which ruins pictures of it. Anybody know if that stuff actually works??
Also, in art supply stores they have something called "interference paint," which has particles in it that make the light shimmer. It's almost impossible to take good pictures of those paintings. I wonder if that or something like that could be used on license plates to ruin pictures.
I saw an advertisement for something you can spray on your license plate which ruins pictures of it. Anybody know if that stuff actually works??
Also, in art supply stores they have something called "interference paint," which has particles in it that make the light shimmer. It's almost impossible to take good pictures of those paintings. I wonder if that or something like that could be used on license plates to ruin pictures.
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