[Closed] Whats that website called where you can........

Is this not it?

Don't think the police monitor STW.... or am i wrong 😯

myroadrage.com?

I guess it does little more than make you feel better though. The roads are jam packed full of shit drivers, I can guarantee at least one near miss on every single road ride I do, and usually a lot more. It's a complete waste of time reporting them, even to the police as far as I'm concerned.

Si - this is the one you want if it happened locally...

[url= http://www.operationcrackdown.org/ ]Sussex Crackdown[/url]

crap! That looks like my car on the front page!

crap! That looks like my car on the front page!

Samuri - what the one at the bottom ?????

I think you're thinking of betterdrivingplease.something. And the police didn't monitor that either.

Cheers Splash-man

what on earth good would it do winging on a web site?

Uplink - the link I posted is for the Sussex police. I guess if anybody, they will do something about people whinging especially as they have set this up specifically.

A pleasure Si 😉

So what happened - spill the beans....

I guess if anybody, they will do something about people whinging especially as they have set this up specifically.

Yeah you're right, it looks like they are really hitting them hard

[b][i]"“Since it started in August 2007, Crackdown has received over 18,000 reports which have generated over 100 letters of advice to local motorists"[/i][/b]

“Since it started in August 2007, Crackdown has received over 18,000 reports which have generated over 100 letters of advice to local motorists"

A tad selective with your quote uplink ....... how about the rest of it ?

[i]"Since it started in August 2007, Crackdown has received over 18,000 reports which have generated over 100 letters of advice to local motorists [u]plus over 500 intelligence reports[/u] sent to the Road Policing Unit, for example, [u]120 uninsured vehicles have been seized[/u] and [u]43 drivers have been arrested[/u]. Over the last three months we have achieved an intervention rate of one in four with drivers reported” he concluded. "[/i]

Enrnie, that wasn't the full quote either - I can't find it again - typical

Anyway it split it down from all the stuff they're doing & all the arrests came from reports of uninsured cars on the street & reports of people drinking & driving & a couple of wanted villains

none of the reports of poor driving resulted in arrests, just letters & phone calls

reminds me of this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/insideout/content/articles/2009/02/02/south_s15_w4_stolenbikes_video_feature.shtml

These schemes are just propaganda to make the public believe that the police do something.