Originally posted by thaker1985
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+1 on that. I am personally a bit shocked that how can someone be proud of doing 120 in the city. -
LOL!Originally posted by ajslave View Postof late they've been bringing that interceptor thingie near the national college flyover in basavanagudi- first time i saw it my mom was with me in the car, wasn't doin more than 30
. when alone icome down the ramp at about 80kph 
I too used to rip there sometimes 
.. That flyover was a totally unnecessary thing.. its a pretty deserted intersection most of the times... wonder why they spent 3-4 yrs building that flyover to "ease up traffic" there when there was virtually no traffic..
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of late they've been bringing that interceptor thingie near the national college flyover in basavanagudi- first time i saw it my mom was with me in the car, wasn't doin more than 30. when alone icome down the ramp at about 80kph
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Originally posted by rahul9985 View PostU guys should come to Hyd. No one has ever stopped me for overspeeding or anything of that sort. Once i was caught for triple riding when i was driving lazily near a traffic signal. I do speeds of over 120 kph fully crouched past the interceptor that too in city limits.
I have seen only 1 interceptor here though. They havent ever tried to stop me. If by chance some cop catches u 50 or 100 bucks is what it takes to make him shut his mouth.
I had plans of settling in Bangalore after i get a job. But looks like coz of such cops i have to think again. Hyderabad seems better to me.
^^LOL, no offence but seriously, this ain't something we should be proud of. Frankly, this is one of the reasons why "bikers" have a negative image in the eyes of the society. This also proves how inefficient our law enforcement set up is. I have to say this, but we, as members of a community whose primary motive is to promote safe motorcycling in this country, should set an example for the average joe rider. This is the least we could do for the love all of us here share, "Motorcycling"
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ya...its fun to break the rules until you break a few bonesOriginally posted by rahul9985 View Post50 or 100 bucks because we are at fault. Whats the fun if u dont break the rules?
get your speeds down bro.......its took risky esp the route to your collage....i always have bad feeling abt tht route!
BTW the min i've paid is 10rs and max is 50rs. all for PUC and insurance and once for crossing the white line. Mind you....these are not fines
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U guys should come to Hyd. No one has ever stopped me for overspeeding or anything of that sort. Once i was caught for triple riding when i was driving lazily near a traffic signal. I do speeds of over 120 kph fully crouched past the interceptor that too in city limits. I have seen only 1 interceptor here though. They havent ever tried to stop me. If by chance some cop catches u 50 or 100 bucks is what it takes to make him shut his mouth.
I had plans of settling in Bangalore after i get a job. But looks like coz of such cops i have to think again. Hyderabad seems better to me.Leave a comment:
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There's another place I have frequently noticed the interceptor.. The stretch from corporation circle to Kasturba road.. the road which runs alongside Kanteerava stadium with Cubbon park on the other side.. This stretch is where many people are caught.. good stretch for ripping I must say
.. first time I saw them I was almost caught.. fortunately I noticed the intereceptor from far away and kept my p220 under 40 as soon as I entered the stretch.. Watch out for this place on all weekdays in the daytime.. I usually dont see them in the evenings after 3-4pm..
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Irr
the speed limit on the IRR ( inner or intermediate ) is 60kmph
( from ejipura signal to domlur). does that mean , the speed limit for bikes is 40kmph ?
interstingly, i have not found a speed limit board in the opposite
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Bangalore cops always seem to run ahead of the crowd!!
The RD350 cop bikes in mid/late 80s. Way back then itself they were using breath-analyzers for drunken driving & doppler radar for overspeeding (I was fined once in Rajajinagar for overspeeding with that crappy equipment with no photos etc, but those days if you go to court to challenge it, the fines would increase).
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Lucky you..Originally posted by manohar_manu View PostI was never caught even when doing 90's
I think your points make sense..Originally posted by manohar_manu View Postbecause,
1. Speedgun works during night. But cop's eyes cant.
2.they need to take a photo of vehicle to show as proof, which is not possible during night.
3. they cant identify who was speeding with bunch of vehicle during night with just headlights on
I've heard that the interceptors on NH7 are stationed as soon as daylight breaks in.. Too much hard work for the cops..
Now thats insane! I'm sure this is illegal.. If someone doesn't stopped when flagged to do so, the cops can send across fine notice to the offender (based on address registered with RTO).. If the offender fails to pay up, it goes forward to the courts it seems..Originally posted by Suru View PostAn overspeeding guy tried to change to the next lane and throttle his way out, but one of the cops swung his assault weapon (a 5 foot long PVC pipe) and gave a whack on his back and laughing their way out uttering some bad words I guess.
Its insane to use these means to stop people, as it might prove fatal on highways, & at high speeds..
I wonder when Bangalore cops will get some brains, they seem to think no end to themselves..
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Once I was stopped at the same spot near Yelahanka signal (i think there was some kind of bridge there, a small one). The cops stopped to check the DL and bike papers. While I was showin my papers, 2 other cops were stopping other passers. An overspeeding guy tried to change to the next lane and throttle his way out, but one of the cops swung his assault weapon (a 5 foot long PVC pipe) and gave a whack on his back and laughing their way out uttering some bad words I guess.
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Originally posted by tibby View Post
& I thought Hosur road had no speed limits.. I go there atleast once a week (during evenings though).. Gotta be careful now on.. Even i commute in same route same timeOriginally posted by vas View Posti haven't seen any interceptors in hosur road (from silk board to EC) atleast from the past 3 months
i commute dialy in this route at these times : 8.30am-10.30am and 5pm-7.30pm
U can see them before 5-15pm from EC to silkboard not the opposite way.
Usually catching cars and TT
I was never caught even when doing 90's
because,Originally posted by tibby View PostCan anyone throw throw some light please?
1. Speedgun works during night. But cop's eyes cant.
2.they need to take a photo of vehicle to show as proof, which is not possible during night.
3. they cant identify who was speeding with bunch of vehicle during night with just headlights on
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