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Fines fail to match rise in numbers caught speeding

Summary by Otago Daily Times

Speeding motorists detected by mobile speed cameras have had to pay $12 million so far this year. Photo: RNZ Police using mobile speed cameras have caught twice as many people speeding this year than last year.

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Fines fail to match rise in numbers caught speeding

1 year ago

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Fines revenue fails to match steep rise in numbers caught by mobile speed cameras

Police using mobile speed cameras have caught twice as many people speeding this year compared with 2021.

1 year ago·New Zealand

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Fines revenue fails to match steep rise in numbers caught by mobile speed cameras

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