The official explanation is that this equipment will improve public safety by recording all the violent crime and fare dodging, which the council would have us believe is rife (funnily enough, the relevant crime figures were not available when the Oxford Mail requested them, although drivers claimed to have seen them).
Monza, also known as "The Cathedral of Speed," is where 160-mph speeds are simply a drive in the woods and where long straightaways and parabolic curves are rife with enough legend, bravery, drama, blood and foolishness to make bullfighting seem like a pet show.
Toronto is now grown-up enough to be rife with contradictions – and its contradictions are making it interesting.
It surfaced the other day as he talked about how ordinary Ugandans were complaining about his shortcomings -- that corruption is rife, that there is not enough political freedom, that after 15 years of power Uganda is still very poor.
Still, his recent songs have been rife with resentment at not being shown enough respect and "love" by the hip-hop community.
Agreeing with recent remarks made by Carey Mulligan that sexism remains rife within the industry, she adds: "Certainly there aren't nearly enough female film directors, there aren't enough women screenwriters and producers.
Tales are rife of management charges of 4%-plus on old policies, enough to ruin a savings plan.
If the leaders do not have strong enough personalities, the men said, corruption will be rife, as it is in Iraq, where bribes are commonplace.
Speculation over possible candidates has been rife, but the very mention of one in particular has been enough to ruffle the feathers of some regional political elites.
The rain sloshed down the narrow windowpane as if it couldn't reach the sill quickly enough, then overflowed onto a patch of ground that was rife with nettle and dock.
