Re: [NSW]Getting rid of guards

[David Johnson <trainman@ozemail.com.au>]

BEE EFF wrote:

> Dataloggers help more drivers than they catch out, they are used for proof
> in inquests and inquiries when there has been a fatality of an accident,
> ie: the datalogger proved that  the two NR drivers killed at Robertson
> were in the right and that the drivers of the IP at Glenbrook had done
> everything by the book. and these are just 2 examples of far too many to
> mention.

The most famous example of a datalogger helping a driver in Australia, was the
speed recorder on 4620 at Granville, showing the driver doing 2 km/h under the
speed limit.

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David Johnson
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