Cam You Believe It! We catch speed camera boss breaking limit FOUR times.
The man putting the latest sneaky speed cameras in Britain’s roads has been caught breaking the limit outside a PRIMARY SCHOOL.
News of the World, Sunday 17th April 2005

KNOW THE LAW; How the Road Safety Bill affects you:
The Road Safety Bill, which is currently before Parliament, will give police greater powers to tackle a number of issues,
Auto Express Magazine, April 13th 2005

‘INVISIBLE’ SPEED CAMERAS THAT TRACK DRIVERS FOR MILES
A new generation of speed cameras that track drivers over long distances is being installed across Britain.
Daily Mail, Monday April 4th 2005

Dashboard radar detectors face ban.
Up to half a million motorists could face prosecution this year when the proposed ban on laser and radar detectors comes into force,
Auto Insight Midlands February 2005

GATSOS CLOCK UP £20m IN PROFITS.
Profits from speed cameras have risen by a third last year to £20million.
The Sun February 2005

Speed Camera Is Caught Speeding Van trap driver nicked after snapping 30 motorists.
A mobile speed camera has been nicked for speeding, after snaring 30 motorists.
The Sun February 2005.

Police fears over speed camera backlash.
Rank-and-file police have launched an attack on speed cameras, saying they are "destroying" the relationship between officers and law abiding citizens in middle England.
Daily Mail May 2004.

Reprieve for speeding drivers.
Motoring organisations gave a cautious welcome to Government proposals to introduce a more flexible system of speeding penalties.
Daily Mail May 2004

Speed Cameras Just making a fast buck.
At first glance the case against speed cameras seems overwhelming. Drivers loathe them. Motoring organisations accuse them of being yet another stealth tax on motorists
Shell April 2004.

Speed-Trap Backlash It's all about money and not safety says council.
Rank-and-file police have launched an attack on speed cameras, saying they are "destroying" the relationship between officers and law abiding citizens in middle England.
Daily Mail December 2003.

Hundreds of cameras to enforce new 20mph zones.
Hundreds of speed cameras are to be installed in residential areas under plans to reduce speed limits on rat runs and around schools to 20mph.
Daily Mail December 2003

Motorway driving over 70MPH? You’re on camera!
THE last haven where drivers can creep over the speed limit is being invaded by cameras. From tomorrow one of Britain’s busiest motorways will be monitored in the first attempt to enforce the 70mph limit.
Ben Webster, Transport Correspondent