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The Victorian Police takes in over $8 millions EVERY MONTH in traffic fines!!!! Let’s try to avoid it with the use of speed warnings.

Are you sick of speeding fines and getting points deducted on your license? Then we have the solution for you, become our Road Agent and you will have a chance of winning weekly prizes worth thousand of dollars and FREE service from Road Info. Or just use our service and avoid the police.

You will receive SMS messages for your chosen area in Melbourne on the whereabouts of mobile speed cameras and police activities like laser and radar control, license and registration checks, seat belt checks and other activities undertaken by the Police.

All you have to do is to call our hotline on 1300 1979 00 and report police activities every time you see or hear about one.

EVERY WEEK we have a raffle draw between our Road Agents, where the following prizes is up for grabs:

1st Prize: $250 dollars

2nd Prize: IPod

3rd Prize: $100 dollar fuel voucher

4th Prize: 1 month free service from Road Info.

We offer this kind of prizes to our Road Agents as we are totally dependant on YOU guys. For every report you alert us too, your name goes into the raffle.

What you should report to our hotline on 1300 1979 00:

• Mobile speed cameras

• Radar or Laser controls undertaken by the police

• Other controls undertaken by the police like seat belt checks, license and registration checks, vehicle checks or other things you see the police do.

WE DON’T WANT reports on booze and drug buses as we do not report this.

The report you call in shall contain the following:

• Which activity (refer to above)

• Location of the police activity (eel. corner of St Kilda Rd and Toorak Rd).

• Time of the event occurring.

If you like to register for this, contact us Today and you too can avoid speeding fines.

It is that easy, join and avoid fines and have a chance of winning great weekly prizes.

Contact [email protected] for more details and sign up.

Check out www.speedwarnings.com.au for more details on our service and how to sign up.

It is legal, same as many Radio channels report the whereabouts on Police cameras.

This service is only available in Victoria at the moment.

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Ive never had a speeding fine cos i dont speed when im driving a to b

that said, when i want to speed i do in the early hours of the morning on freeways and take it to the max, this eliminates my temptations during the day and i wont hurt anyone but myself.

G'Day,

When I organise GTR Drive Days, there are certain things we say and certain things we don't...

WHERE? we don't say this on a forum

HOW? we have 11Km range tranceivers: we've also arranged these days on same weekends as APEC, CHOGM etc

WHEN? very early mornings, usually starting at 5.30 to get to our starting points

WHY? cause we hone our skills without interruption

'Tis Good; 'Tis Safe

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