This one at Leisurefest is an example.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_bswG52kJ4
Anyone recognise the copper ?

Yep, he's passionate about this topic and puts his hand up to help out wherever possible.
Well I don't think they'd let me do the honour some how Lance
I have no doubt the SA govt applies pressure where ever possible to raise revenue, but I don't think the people on the ground actually doing the work are driven by the fine $$ they collect. It think it is more a desire to have drivers meet their responsibilities and giving them a mouthful when they are doing a job they think is honourable isn't going to alter their opinion in a positive way. Follow the directions, pass the test, thank the officer for doing his job and the time lost at least gives peace of mind. If the vehicle didn't pass the test, rather than get dirty about it, learn from it, still offer the same courteous manner to the officer only doing his job and just maybe you will get off with a warning, turn dirty and you can bet there is more serious offence the officer has kept up the sleeve just in case.vik351 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2017 10:39 am![]()
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"" often the manufacturers weight figure on the compliance plate is a work of fiction to begin with...... it will be a real can of worms once it starts and there are already weigh stations with signs saying vehicles over 4.5 tonne must enter if directed. No point in trying to fight it, the only way you could win is to submit to the weight check and prove them wrong, then you can bet there would be a rather close inspection of the vehicle if you tried to make a big thing of it.
T1 Terry ""
Your not suggesting "Operation Revenue" are you...???![]()
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