Where you live do you have mobile speed cameras
New South Wales Australia - mobile speed cameras banned from hiding behind trees, signs, parked cars
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MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
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@MrBrownstone i mistyped jeez youre argumentative this morning
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
@TryingtoLava True. But I did say stop light cameras.
@MrBrownstone that is!!!! Thats a red light dont you see the 2 flash thingy
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CheekyBadger · M
I was visiting Melbourne a short while back and loads of Mobile camera cars there too. Not many fixed speed cameras (except at intersections doing speed and stop signal violations) but it was rare to be on a journey and not see at least one parked up. My brother and his wife knew what to look out for though so wasn't a problem!
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whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
Yes. In fact its contracted out to a specialist company, so they arent just police or police Vehicles. With practice we know what to look for in the suburbs. In the city areas as well as police patrols we also have speed cameras build into intersection red light cameras.. And in the country they have highway Patrol, plus robotic cameras stationed to enforce road works speed limits..Really, its easier to stick to the limits, which is kind of the point...😷
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
@nevergiveup In some places at least they also announce via the local newspapers which roads they will be on in the county, over the next week. Not the locations or times, just the roads.
That might seem strange until you realise it is to try to deter speeding overall; which is really the object of the exercise. Dorset Police has erected signs in places with the prohibition roundel and the slogan "No Excuse" - which is, of course, true!
Another form of the sign has the same slogan but the roundel holds a drawing of a portable telephone: using one while driving is also an offence as it removes full control of the vehicle.
That might seem strange until you realise it is to try to deter speeding overall; which is really the object of the exercise. Dorset Police has erected signs in places with the prohibition roundel and the slogan "No Excuse" - which is, of course, true!
Another form of the sign has the same slogan but the roundel holds a drawing of a portable telephone: using one while driving is also an offence as it removes full control of the vehicle.
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Unquestioned · 70-79, M
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