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Avoiding speed camera tickets: tips, tricks and types of cameras

David Ijaseun by David Ijaseun
January 14, 2023
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Speed cameras are becoming more and more common on roads all over the world. These devices are made to measure how fast cars go by and help enforce speed limits. The goal is to reduce accidents and make roads safer. But not everyone knows how speed cameras work and what to look out for when on the road. In this blog post, we’ll tell you five things you should know about speed cameras and how to find them.

Different types of speed cameras

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There are many different kinds of speed cameras in use today, such as fixed cameras, mobile cameras, and average speed cameras. Fixed cameras are set up in a certain place and usually cover a certain stretch of road. Mobile cameras, on the other hand, can be moved from place to place as needed. Average speed cameras measure a vehicle’s speed over a certain distance, rather than at a certain point.

How speed cameras get triggered

Some speed cameras use radar technology to measure the speed of passing vehicles, while others use laser technology. Radar cameras can measure the speed of more than one vehicle at once, while laser cameras usually only focus on one vehicle at a time. Some cameras also have sensors that pick up on the presence of a vehicle and turn on the camera when a car goes over the speed limit.

How to spot speeding cameras

Speed cameras are usually marked with warning signs or painted in colours that stand out, like yellow or white. Some cameras also have a flashing light to let you know they are working. But not all cameras are visible, and some may be hidden behind trees or buildings. It’s important to always know how fast you’re going and stay within the speed limit.

What happens if you get caught on a speed camera?

If you are caught by a speed camera, you will usually get a fine or a speeding ticket in the mail. These fines can vary depending on how fast you were going and where the camera was. People who break the law more than once or who are caught driving at very high speeds may also get extra punishments, such as a licence suspension or points on their licence.

How to avoid being caught by a speed camera

The best way to avoid getting caught by a speed camera is to always follow posted speed limits and stay within the speed limit at all times. Also, it might be helpful to buy a radar detector or GPS device that tells you where nearby speed cameras are. Remember that it’s always better to arrive late than not at all.

In conclusion, speed cameras are an important tool for making roads safer. Knowing what to look out for, how to spot them, and what the consequences of speeding are will help you stay on the right side of the law. Always remember how important it is to stay within the speed limits. Safety is the most important thing.

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