What Does It Mean if a Speed Camera Flashes You? From Speeding Tickets to Points
- The UK is rolling out the Jenoptik VECTOR-SR, a new advanced two-way speed camera that monitors up to three lanes in both directions.
- This deployment follows the need for improved enforcement as the VECTOR-SR differs by using video-based and virtual grid technology without road markings.
- The camera enforces speed limits, red-light violations, and also detects drivers not wearing seatbelts or using mobile phones at the wheel.
- The VECTOR-SR functions continuously around the clock, utilizing infrared low-light technology that allows it to capture clear images without relying on a flash, even during nighttime or adverse weather conditions.
- Being flashed could lead to a fine, points, a speed awareness course, or court, depending on the offense severity and time frame varies by location and camera type.
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