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Ulez: More than 300 cameras damaged or stolen in four months
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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I hope they'll just be repaired, I'd imagine people won't keep doing it for that long, only at the moment because it's new. Eventually they'll become used to it.
Why do you want surveillance cameras?
How else do you propose to run the ULEZ system bar toll booths all over London to pay at as you drive?
Imagine the backlash and congestion if they did that.
Exactly, numberplate cameras are the best bet to manage this.
The people pulling them down aren't making some brave stand against surveillance, they're just arseholes annoyed they're now facing some consequences for the damage their out of date vehicles cause to other people.