Contrôleurs routiers qui font du radar sur le pont de l'île aux tourtes

Scooter said:
Est-ce que leurs autos sont toutes rendues comme ça ?


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Contrôle routier Québec participe à l'opération Roadcheck 2023 | Transport Magazine

Du 16 au 18 mai prochains, les contrôleurs routiers de la Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) participeront à l'opération nord-américaine Roadcheck 2023, organisée par la Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA).
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C'est leurs nouvelles couleurs depuis un certain temps.

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^^^ Merci.
Je fais mention à cause de ce commentaire en bas.
Moi aussi je pensais toujours au Ford F150 blanc...
Mais les autres sont les escortes routières , c'est ça ?


*VR6* said:
Comment que les gens sont sensés savoir qu'un F150 de contrôleur routier a l'autorité de t'arrêter? Probablement que j'arrêterais même pas lol
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Y'en avait en crisse la semaine passé entre Montréal et Québec.

J'ai vu peut-être 1char de la SQ pour une dizaine de Controleurs routiers qui étaient sur le radar.
 
So whats the deal if you refuse to stop for them? Violating peace officer? Or refuse to ID yourself if youve never heard of them?
 
Scooter said:
^^^ Merci.
Je fais mention à cause de ce commentaire en bas.
Moi aussi je pensais toujours au Ford F150 blanc...
Mais les autres sont les escortes routières , c'est ça ?
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Oui les F150 blanc flash jaune c'est les patrouilleurs MTQ.

Ils aident à fermer les voies, ramasser les débris, inspecter structures au courant de leur shift de nuit, assistance aux corps policiers pour le trafic, entrave routière etc

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DrDevil87 said:
Ouais mais ils faisaient du radar?
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Effectivement ça peut sembler bizarre mais si je me rappelle bien les contrôleurs routiers peuvent maintenant donner des tickets à tous le monde (autant camion, qu’automobilistes) sur le code de la sécurité routière pis certain du code criminelle aussi
 
Gregster said:
Caméras can enforce speed


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People know where the cameras are and they'll slow down in that particular area and then pick up their speed.

The only way to slow down the traffic everywhere on our roads is to have ''surprise'' speed enforcement where people don't expect them.

Take Italy for exemple. I have never seen so many speed cameras everywhere. In a small town you can have 4-6 cameras on a few kilometers. But where there are none, people are driving like real maniacs. And you don't see any cops anywhere enforcing speed limits.
 
espritv8 said:
People know where the cameras are and they'll slow down in that particular area and then pick up their speed.

The only way to slow down the traffic everywhere on our roads is to have ''surprise'' speed enforcement where people don't expect them.

Take Italy for exemple. I have never seen so many speed cameras everywhere. In a small town you can have 4-6 cameras on a few kilometers. But where there are none, people are driving like real maniacs. And you don't see any cops anywhere enforcing speed limits.
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Avg Speed cameras work well on highways. I know the cops in my area always hid in the same spots as well so its the same as where the camera is. My wife 1st cousin is SQ and hates doing radar traps from the safety aspect

Slowing down traffic in cities can be achieved without speed limits. The design speed of roads is the problem… roads were made for a 50-60kph limit then reduced over time but nothing much was done to reduce the actual design limit
 
GregsterEV said:
Avg Speed cameras work well on highways. I know the cops in my area always hid in the same spots as well so its the same as where the camera is. My wife 1st cousin is SQ and hates doing radar traps from the safety aspect

Slowing down traffic in cities can be achieved without speed limits. The design speed of roads is the problem… roads were made for a 50-60kph limit then reduced over time but nothing much was done to reduce the actual design limit
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Probably very expensive though and maybe not that effective.
Again, when I see roads in Europe with roundabouts, small narrow streets and double bends everywhere and that people still manage to keep the pedal to the floor and drive like crazy.

I'm thinking there could be some ways to do this too, but it would involve lots a innovations and technology.
 
espritv8 said:
Probably very expensive though and maybe not that effective.
Again, when I see roads in Europe with roundabouts, small narrow streets and double bends everywhere and that people still manage to keep the pedal to the floor and drive like crazy.

I'm thinking there could be some ways to do this too, but it would involve lots a innovations and technology.
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Basically, I was just going to say what Greg said.
So either you are very old , got your driver's license here, or from some other part of the world where they drive even worse than here.
:). With all my respect.
I am still blown away daily, by how bad 90% + of the drivers are.
Considering in most European countries you get a ticket for not using your turning signal...I think it says a lot about how " good " you must be , in order to pass the exam.
 
Scooter said:
Basically, I was just going to say what Greg said.
So either you are very old , got your driver's license here, or from some other part of the world where they drive even worse than here.
:). With all my respect.
I am still blown away daily, by how bad 90% + of the drivers are.
Considering in most European countries you get a ticket for not using your turning signal...I think it says a lot about how " good " you must be , in order to pass the exam.
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Idiots exist in Europe but the concentration of them is lower than here. Basically trying to use european driving logic here will cause an accident. I got honked and yelled at for stopping at a yellow light yesterday. I told the person to leave 5 mins earlier and this intersection people at the other light always blow their red. I spend 4-6 weeks a year in EU and its just based upon my experience.

Driving here is cheap and so is getting a license. Driving quality has deteriorated massively in recent years. Id say about 1/4 of problems here is with road design. Too many stop signs, red lights and strange conflicts
 
GregsterEV said:
Idiots exist in Europe but the concentration of them is lower than here. Basically trying to use european driving logic here will cause an accident. I got honked and yelled at for stopping at a yellow light yesterday. I told the person to leave 5 mins earlier and this intersection people at the other light always blow their red. I spend 4-6 weeks a year in EU and its just based upon my experience.

Driving here is cheap and so is getting a license. Driving quality has deteriorated massively in recent years. Id say about 1/4 of problems here is with road design. Too many stop signs, red lights and strange conflicts
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Idiots exist all over the world. Not only here or in Europe or in Africa. Everywhere there are people that " can drive " and respect the others on the road and then, there are the rest of the drivers.
Not all the " European " drivers in Canada, are good drivers either.
But a bad driver in Europe will fail and fail and fail again the exam, that in the end he/she might give up and take the bus/metro/walk.
Here...an Indian ( could be other race too of course ) that never drove a car or bicycle in his life, pays and gets a truck driver license. And he is on the road !!!
 
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