Anyone who loves a long country drive knows the feeling. You spot a speed camera, ease off for a second, then roll on.
Average speed cameras do not work that way; in one state, they have been trialled on ordinary cars for the first time.
How they actually work
Instead of catching one split-second slip, these cameras clock your pace over a long stretch. In New South Wales (NSW), a recent trial extended their use from heavy vehicles to all vehi…
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