Google have begun testing on their new initiative: Google SpeedCam. SpeedCam adds live and up-to-date speed camera locations to both Google Earth and Google Maps.
The project is costing Google a lot of money in speeding fines, but they can afford it.
PACMAN
Wednesday, June 18, 2008 at 8:17 AMLet’s see…
That’s $80 for speeding,
$120 for driving a rubbish car,
(I’ll throw another $40 in there for being a sucker),
…and $1500 for alerting the council to my unregistered swimming pool.
Have a nice day.
echelon
Wednesday, June 18, 2008 at 2:23 PMGoogle have begun testing on their new initiative: Google SpeedCam.
SpeedCam adds live and up-to-date speed camera locations to both Google Earth and Google Maps.
The project is costing Google a lot of money in speeding fines, but they can afford it.