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Are average speed cameras always on? Expert explains when they are not
- Average speed cameras operate across various UK roads, including 20mph zones and motorways, capturing multiple offenses as of June 11, 2025.
- These cameras are usually active unless signs indicate they are not, particularly during or after roadworks when cameras might remain temporarily inactive.
- The latest model, the Jenoptik VECTOR-SR, enhances enforcement by detecting speeding on both sides of the road and identifying inside vehicles to catch safety violations.
- Arnold Clark noted that drivers should generally believe an average speed camera is active and monitoring traffic when spotted.
- This widespread and advanced camera use suggests increased monitoring and enforcement potential, potentially reducing road offenses through constant surveillance.
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