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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 05/08/2014 (4456 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
One assumes if you are old enough and mature enough to have a driver’s licence, you are able to see the concept of a speed limit (Two sides to photo-radar flap, Letters, Aug. 1).
Drive within the speed limit, don’t receive a ticket. It’s really that simple. No speeding, no “cash grab,” as some people like to call it.
In his letter, Barry Craig said he thinks the drivers in the refund fiasco deserve an apology. Seriously?
They were speeding, putting innocent lives at risk. No apology is deserved, tickets should not have been recalled.
Susan Koppel
Winnipeg
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