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simon645 Member Since: 30 Jan 2014 Location: cumbria Posts: 126 |
No speeding in Scotland, unmarked police cars by the dozen. |
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Tue Feb 25 2014 4:39pm |
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JasM Member Since: 02 Nov 2012 Location: Lanarkshire Posts: 1186 |
Yes definitely plenty of cameras and unmarked police cars. 2014 L405 SDV8 RR Autobiography
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Tue Feb 25 2014 4:59pm |
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Chrale Member Since: 14 Feb 2013 Location: North East Posts: 77 |
I always find the M74 quite empty when i use it, some lovely scenery around the border too. As said above though, unmarked cars are common. I sit around 75-80 and have never been stopped. 2007 TDV6 HSE |
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Tue Feb 25 2014 7:16pm |
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Disco_Mikey Member Since: 08 Apr 2012 Location: Dundee, Scotland Posts: 4417 |
Unmarked cars, and Scamera vans on the overhead flyovers |
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Tue Feb 25 2014 7:37pm |
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steverrs Member Since: 17 Feb 2011 Location: West Lothian or somewhere abroad Posts: 98 |
Why not travel up the A1 (M) Cross Forth Road Bridge M9, A84, A85, A82 and A87 ? Yes there are a few cameras but the only mobile unit is usually at Grangemouth. I travel to Skye regularly and find this the best route up - plenty of places to get past slow moving traffic. |
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Wed Feb 26 2014 4:13am |
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SPX Member Since: 26 Dec 2012 Location: South Yorkshire Posts: 587 |
From Hull you won't get on the M1, the A1 is the more likely route north. |
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Wed Feb 26 2014 7:07am |
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somchie Member Since: 19 Jan 2014 Location: Where it always rains Posts: 36 |
Of course it's the A1
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Wed Feb 26 2014 12:27pm |
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