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Opposite Asda is the old CVA/KTM works,the Argus was printed there Iater i believe.It was the relics of a once massive employer, can't remember the name of what was left of it. CVA/KTM had a massive workforce once, the warehouse stores( matalan etc) were built on the front carpark

The Iraqi "super gun" was designed by state owned Vickers and the Lathes for the shells knocked up on Hollingbury and until we changed our minds about supplying it , it was due to be shipped as Oil Drilling equipment by with the full blessing of the Government

So,undoubtedly used to design those Average Speed Cameras and the other "exotic toys" made by the group I used to work for but not the name of the company or group. I did post a screenshot but deleted it because of the implications of the OSA. Funny how you can surf the Internet and see...

Exactly why they advise on possibility of not needing to stop at the next lights, to keep the traffic flowing. They have had them for at least 30 years and I am sure modern ones are more dynamic. If you want to cut pollution, fine all those people who tailback miles on approaching roadworks...

:D Brilliant

I Germany they have the opposite, sensors that tell you the speed you need to be doing to make the light before it goes Red. Not necessarily to encourage speeding but more to reduce excessive braking.

This one

Isn't that a design program?

Don't know about that, they said they couldn't programme the thing to ignore OUR number plates

Don't know about the pole, but the optics,electronics the sensors and the box it all sits in

WOW....You are not allowed to swear on here:D Give us a B give us an A give us a S

I worked for a subsidiary company of the group that builds the average speed cameras ********