Mark Hewitt

"MrBitsy" <ray.keattch@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> Mark Foster <m.e.fosterREMOVEMEFIRST@sus***.ac.uk> wrote in
> news:m.e.fosterREMOVEMEFIRST-AD660D.19355212012005@ptn-nntp-
> reader01.plus.net:
>
>>> has it saved anybodies licence here ?
>>
>> Generally, I see the cameras before the alert but on one occasion it did
>> warn me of a camera that I simply missed. I knew it was there but for
>> some reason would have sworn that it was further up the road. Make of
>> that what you will.
>
> Depends who you are.
>
> Some people will say your observation was rubbish full stop.
>
> Some people will say your observation was where it should have been, so
> its
> understandable to miss the odd camera.
>
> Some people will say it only goes to prove your observation is rubbish,
> because in all probability this is not the first camera or other item you
> have missed, in X years of driving.

It's not possible to observe 100% of everything that is happening on and
beside the road. One has to realise this fact and manage your attention
appropriately.