It happened on the Sunday night, 11th of May, 2008 at around 10:30pm.
I was heading home after finishing the bloody assignment at uni. When I turned to Cleveland street from ANZAC parade, there was a taxi driving extremely slow in front of me (around 50km/h or less), I thought the speed limit of the street is 60, and I didnt know theres a speed camera there (its new!!!), so I overtake the taxi. As soon as I went pass the taxi, I noticed something flashed on the other side of the road! My first reaction was to checked my speedometer, its was 60, so I guess it was for someone going in the opposite direction... And I didnt expect the speed cameras will take the photo from the front (usually means they dont take photo on the lanes opposite to the camera), so I didnt worry too much after that.
2 weeks later... when I almost forgot about this... the bomb arrives... =.=
Something I learnt from this experience:- Taxi driver knows the exact locations of speed camera much better than you do, if you see them slow down, you slow down too... unless its obvious that they are after something else
- The technology improves faster than you think, now the speed camera can take photos for both direction!!
- Do not speed!
haha...teddy...ur final recommendaitn are indeed very true~~ hard luck on mother's day~
ReplyDeleteHahahahah ted, its ok, just think about me then you will feel better. I`m like, 1000x your experience already.
ReplyDeleteanyways, learn from mistake, dont get the same speeding ticket from same place, try somewhere else.