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Re: Temple Mills Lane E20 51j
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: October 28, 2025, 1:12 pm
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--- Quote from: StunnedDad link ---
>
> On another note, I did want to add how my friends and others
in london believe driving in London has become a nightmare. They
have taken the joy out of driving. So many cameras, so many no
entry zones. Even Google street views cant keep up with. Surely
looking at numerous signs while driving takes the joy out of
driving anywhere. Always wondering whats around the corner,
which rule am I breaking. What road is prohibited at what times.
I have one next to my street, which now needs me to drive 10
minutes around during peak hours to avoid that. This literally
starts from the end of my street I live in.
>
> You may have a better view of how many tickets are issued in
London vs outside. I was recently in the country side, it was
much easier, barely any cameras and it was more fun to drive.
May be if you drive everyday in london as a taxi driver or for
delivery drivers. All others beware if you are the occassional
driver in London.
>
>
> Thoughts ?
>
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Until the vast sums gained by councils and TfL in London are
severely kurbed, the situation will continue. We had the same
situation with speed cameras, where the councils and the police
kept the fines money. There was a big political row and the
government cancelled the scheme, so that all speed camera fines
are submitted to central government. PCN penalties in London are
over double the rest of the country. THere is a provision in the
LLA & TfL Act 2003 which permits the Secretary of State to
intervene, (see below). So far no SoC of either governing party
since the Act came in, has intervened, so they must think the
penalties are OK
So the moral is, just think carefully who you vote for in
future.
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