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Speed Cameras: How they work?


ultim8DTM5
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Okay I am shitting myself slightly.

On Parramatta Rd, Auburn this afternoon I saw a speed camera flash. I was travelling Parramatta-bound, and the camera is facing city-bound on the opposite side of the road. The area is 60 but i was doing closer to 70, but was not accellerating.

I was travelling in the right lane, there was a Ute that was going city-bound. The RTA site says:

Fixed speed cameras can monitor one to four lanes in the same direction

Does this mean that the Ute was kodak'd and not myself? I am unsure about it and need to know if I should start saving.

Cheers,

Pete.

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check closely after you go past one, they just work with three sensors on the road about a metre apart. Once you're past em, go.

I make a point of heading off fast straight after cameras so Joe Public can see they do nothing to slow traffic down :)

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Guest ManNGolf

i havent measured it yet but its roughly with a 15m range that the cameras work.

but make sure you see the sensors where refering to.

yeh i tend to speed up after having passed the sensors myself...........leaves the eager beaver on mah arse behind thinking "um ma his speeding"

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You mean to say they have some camera thing to check your speed!!!:eek: :eek:

New technology eh - when do they reckon they'll get this shit working?

Next thing you know big brother will want to introduce some sort of blood alcohol limit - hope that never happens.................

Some scccccaaaaaaarrrrrrryyyyy shit happening out there..

Keep me updated - I don't wanna break any laws!!

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