How resilient are the new safety camera trailers?

[sugilite:Me]

The gubbermant put on these mobile bbq's so motorists can stop for a safety rest and a snag, and still the people moan

[SaferRides]

I'm not sure that qualifies as incitement. I had it filed as a joke. There are video clips showing how people in Britain treated trailers when they first appeared there. An online training programme of sorts.

I'm sure there's locations where they are likely to be molested. Time will tell...

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[R650R]

You realise this is a public forum, right? Inciting that sort of thing isn't too smart.

Little do people realise the power of technology or what tools our leaders have in store for future….

This vid is ten years old and you can see we are headed now towards what he speaks of.

[SaferRides]

I saw one yesterday in a stopping bay on the motorway.

I couldn't see a backwards facing camera, so nothing to worry about on a motorbike. Unless they're used on two lane roads, but they are Really Obvious. Or is that deliberate?

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[tigertim20]

Saw an article in the last few days about a group of vigilantes calling themselves 'BladeRunners" destroying every ULEZ camera they can find - seems like their activities are acheiving the goal quite effectively.
I'll leave you to make your own judgements on their actions.

But cameras on trailers now, and a goal to move to an essentially mandatory digital tracking of all vehicles for the near future frankly seems like a pretty scary set of ideas for what is supposed to be a fairly 'free' society.