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Monday, November 21, 2005

Malaysia Lets Drivers With Camera Phones Turn In Bad Drivers / Techdirt, 21 Nov 2005

http://techdirt.com/articles/20051121/0310228_F.shtml
"Talk about taking the law into your own hands. Over in Malaysia, apparently the government is encouraging drivers to snap photos of bad drivers and then upload them to a website where traffic officials decide whether or not to assess a fine. The Raw Feed accurately notes that, apparently, traffic officials are much less concerned about drivers snapping photos while they should be paying attention to the road. Apparently the website is a big hit in Malaysia. It's funny, people seem to get quite upset by automated roadside/traffic cameras -- but when it comes to other motorists turning people in, it's less of a concern. " [Snippet]

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