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Sussex
PostPosted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 6:48 pm 
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I'm pretty certain the council have better things to spend their time on other than going through hours and hours of cabby ramblings.

I pity the fool that would want to on mine!!!

Yeah, pity the poor soul that has to listen to your daily ramblings. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

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PostPosted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 10:42 pm 
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Sussex wrote:
taxeman wrote:
Sussex wrote:
I'm pretty certain the council have better things to spend their time on other than going through hours and hours of cabby ramblings.

I pity the fool that would want to on mine!!!

Yeah, pity the poor soul that has to listen to your daily ramblings. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:


They're learnt to humour me :oops:
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 12:05 am 
Sussex wrote:
taxeman wrote:
Sussex wrote:
I'm pretty certain the council have better things to spend their time on other than going through hours and hours of cabby ramblings.

I pity the fool that would want to on mine!!!

Yeah, pity the poor soul that has to listen to your daily ramblings. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:



:-$ now now is that any way to speak to a new mwmber to the fold :-"
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 12:07 am 
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A question for Dusty..... let's say the council has the power by a condition of licence to insist that CCTV be installed in a vehicle..... by what power can they insist that the driver must turn it on... remembering of course that the Hackney driver's licence is regulated by by-laws....

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 7:27 am 
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taxeman wrote:
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Brighton has made a complete hash of it's implementation largely due to a Union rep who was intellectually out of his depth.....


An unlikely scenario [-(

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3 rapes in 3 years


Don't believe that either; I mean, Brighton is 'regulated', innit?

Things like that just don't happen. [-X


=D>

Don't they say sarcasm is the highest form of intelligence, probably why yanks don't understand it.

No they say sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.

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Sussex
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A question for Dusty..... let's say the council has the power by a condition of licence to insist that CCTV be installed in a vehicle..... by what power can they insist that the driver must turn it on... remembering of course that the Hackney driver's licence is regulated by by-laws....

An answer from Sussex.

Make it a vehicle condition of license that the vehicle operates CCTV whilst working.

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 4:46 pm 
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Cctv installed here turns on when the meter is engaged also has a panic button installed.Only accesable by the police if incident has occured.Even when i didnt have it would have signs to say in operation,suprising how many people behave when they are on film :D
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MR T
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Sussex wrote:
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A question for Dusty..... let's say the council has the power by a condition of licence to insist that CCTV be installed in a vehicle..... by what power can they insist that the driver must turn it on... remembering of course that the Hackney driver's licence is regulated by by-laws....

An answer from Sussex.

Make it a vehicle condition of license that the vehicle operates CCTV whilst working.

Don't be silly.... you can't prosecutor a vehicle.... the point that needs to be pointed out is even if they insist that a vehicle has to have it.... they have no power to prosecute the driver if he doesn't turn it on..... they would have to apply for a bylaw regarding his licence.... and I don't think they would get it.... :lol:

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Don't be silly.... you can't prosecutor a vehicle....

But you can prosecute the owner of the vehicle for not adhering to the vehicle conditions.

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To me, Activation on Meter Activation would be too late, as it would miss any Fare Negotiations.

I'd either have it running permanently or Activation on the Door Opening with Driver Deactivation at the Close of the Journey, but that would leave the Driver open to being Blackmailed to turn it off at some point during the journey.

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Sussex wrote:
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Don't be silly.... you can't prosecutor a vehicle....

But you can prosecute the owner of the vehicle for not adhering to the vehicle conditions.

They would never prosecute..... they would be laughed out of court....

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They would never prosecute a driver,what for ? The other thing is even if fitted in a vehicle, theres usually a fuse for those that dont want it :D
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http://www.cctv.co.uk/taxi-cctv-scrappe ... urnemouth/

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They would never prosecute..... they would be laughed out of court....

They would either prosecute, or just revoke the license.

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MR T wrote:
http://www.cctv.co.uk/taxi-cctv-scrapped-in-bournemouth/


This privacy argument comes out of ignorance. If the conditions are written correctly, then the data is password and encryption protected. Sealed away in the boot, only to be accesed should an incident warrent it.
All other forms of public transport have cctv, so this argument that ppl will stop using cab is spurious.
Yet another example of ppl that complain about human rights laws yet use it for their own disingenuous means, they should just be honest and say they don't wish to pay for it.
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