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Old 05-01-2009, 10:50 PM   #15
olfella
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Originally Posted by SVD
Think of it this way, the government will notice a drop in revenue, so if its an error in motorists favor it will be fixed REALLY REALLY QUICK!!! like light speed, although if they see its getting them more money they'll just say "oh motorists still aren't getting the speeding message"
And i bet they have had a nice drop due to the current fuel prices..
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