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Blue light

 fit cars with blue lights, usually fitted only to emergerncy vehicles
 
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Cars could be fitted with blue lights, they could be randomly activated to deter drivers from speeding. Cars could also be fitted with video cameras to record speeding. Such cameras are relatively cheap.
—uked, Feb 08 2003

Marked UnPolice Cars http://www.halfbake...d_20unPolice_20cars
Similar idea. [8th of 7, Oct 04 2004]

Blue light (deja vu) http://www.halfbake...e_20light_20special
Independently invented (or accidental omniscience) -- slightly improved [pathetic, Oct 04 2004]

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       how does randomly activating a blue light deter speeding? further(rantmodeon) what is the big problem with speeding? why would I let a vehicle I bought and paid for be equipped with devices to control the use of said vehicle? can't we all find something better to worry about?(rantmodeoff).
—rbl, Feb 08 2003
   

       I am told that fitting a yellow flashing light and writing *breakdown service* in big letters on the side of your van will avoid your having to pay congestion charges in London. Don't blame me if it doesn't work though.
—po, Feb 08 2003
   

       Dimandja, leave an email addy and you might get post.
—po, Feb 08 2003
   

       By law, //emerge*r*ncy// vehicles are the only vehicles allowed to have blue lights.
—thumbwax, Feb 08 2003
   

       Cars could be fitted with ice cream scoops, they could be randomly used to deter drivers from speeding. Or maybe pink parakeets. Don't see any reason why those would work, either.
—lurch, Feb 08 2003
   

       Thumbwax, the law can be changed.
—uked, Feb 09 2003
   

       A Special executive branch orchestrated establishment of strict enforcement. Coming to a state near you: http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Blue_20light_20special Don't take the law into your own hands. Vote for legislators who make the right laws.
—pathetic, Feb 09 2003
   

       "oh dear, theres a blue light in the rear view mirror"   

       "oh, dont worry, probably just a speed controller."   

       "why isnt this car getting out of the way!?"   

       "gasp-" <man dies in back of ambulance>
—HalfwayHebrew, Jul 25 2003
   


 

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