Average speed camera fines coming into effect in this Australian state

Date set: huge change confirmed for speed cameras in regional NSW

NSW extends speed camera fines to all drivers this May on regional roads following recommendations for road safety.

Average speed camera fines coming into effect in this Australian state

New South Wales will turn on average speed cameras for all vehicles on two heavily trafficked roads as part of a 14-month 'trial'.

Date set: Hume Highway average speed cameras to apply to light vehicles

Average speed cameras at Gundagai and Coolac will switch to detect all drivers from May as part of trial, NSW roads minister announces.

More and more drivers are receiving fines after the new smart speed cameras were put into operation. Some have also been charged with false statements after claiming that someone else was behind the wheel.

The plan to install additional cameras in traffic has led to mixed reactions. The advantages of adding traffic cameras are there for law-abiding citizens. For those who don't like someone blocking an intersection again without their knowledge. The speed should also be appropriate at all times, not just right in front of the camera. It is logical to fasten a seat belt in the car and use a hands-free system when making calls while driving. These r…

NSW introducing Average Speed Cameras in road Road Safety move

New South Wales (NSW) is rolling out a new trial using average speed camera technology, in an effort to improve road safety. Dubbed the “Average Speed Camera Light Vehicle Trial,” this innovative system aims to curb speeding and enhance driver accountability. Trials are commencing along key routes such as the Pacific Highway between Kew and […] The post NSW introducing Average Speed Cameras in road Road Safety move appeared first on techAU.