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Speed Camera Update
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-18-06 23:28Speed Camera Update
Ski Speed Cameras have now been located on all green and blue runs throughout Bulgaria.
This is to stop skiers and boarders skiing or boarding too fast past beginners and causing accidents.
The Minister Of Sport for Bulgaria, Mr. Vasko Malduchov stated today that this had become necessary due to the increased number of incidents last year that led to some skiers and boarders being unable to complete their
activities due to injury.
He went on to explain, the way it operates is ...
This is to stop skiers and boarders skiing or boarding too fast past beginners and causing accidents.
The Minister Of Sport for Bulgaria, Mr. Vasko Malduchov stated today that this had become necessary due to the increased number of incidents last year that led to some skiers and boarders being unable to complete their
activities due to injury.
He went on to explain, the way it operates is ...
Ski Speed Cameras have now been located on all green and blue runs throughout Bulgaria.
This is to stop skiers and boarders skiing or boarding too fast past beginners and causing accidents.
The Minister Of Sport for Bulgaria, Mr. Vasko Malduchov stated today that this had become necessary due to the increased number of incidents last year that led to some skiers and boarders being unable to complete their
activities due to injury.
He went on to explain, the way it operates is simple. Any person who skis or boards at over 20km per hour on a blue or green run will be photographed. The photo will appear instantly at the base depot and officers will identify the culprits once they reach the bottom and confiscate their lift passes. They can pay a fine of 500 levs and retain the pass, but if caught again the fine rises to 1000 levs and the lift pass cannot be returned.
Seems harsh, but if it prevents accidents then it has to be a good thing.
PP
This is to stop skiers and boarders skiing or boarding too fast past beginners and causing accidents.
The Minister Of Sport for Bulgaria, Mr. Vasko Malduchov stated today that this had become necessary due to the increased number of incidents last year that led to some skiers and boarders being unable to complete their
activities due to injury.
He went on to explain, the way it operates is simple. Any person who skis or boards at over 20km per hour on a blue or green run will be photographed. The photo will appear instantly at the base depot and officers will identify the culprits once they reach the bottom and confiscate their lift passes. They can pay a fine of 500 levs and retain the pass, but if caught again the fine rises to 1000 levs and the lift pass cannot be returned.
Seems harsh, but if it prevents accidents then it has to be a good thing.
PP
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peteis this for real or are you on a wind up.
James
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Hmm seem to remember reading this somewhere not good news at all.re: Speed Camera Update
It's for real alright, Danny knows more than me about it.PP
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Haha, nice one boys......NOT
Ive heard that special forces police will be acting as 'sleeping policeman' under the snow.
My sources were Ivan Bollokov and Elena Onyerbackyabitch
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...or you can hand your pass in and buy another one for 40 levsre: Speed Camera Update
Ah Freeskier ye of little faith. You just wait and see mate.re: Speed Camera Update
Apparently it only applies to holidaymakers - not locals or instructors.PP
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Will the holiday company reps be handing out maps of the hidden cameras to help prevent us getting caught?Pepe
