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10 minutes ago, Steven P said:

...any layby generally (reports on the news yesterday of 2 arctic loads fly tipped - builders waste... any layby will do).

I saw that and wondered surely they have tachometer fitted/bypassed or whatever.

 

But are they linked to trackers ?.

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13 minutes ago, Steven P said:

I'm not an expert on tachometers, not GPS? So you'd only get time of day they were moving but not where even if they were working?

 

It is another thing how you sneak an arctic down a country lane... twice... with no one noticing

I could fart round my neck of the woods and get a post on Facebook asking wtf I was doing.

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