Apparently it is possible for the cameras to do 8 lanes split in any combination. I wouldn't think they would utilise this on a multi lane road ie 2 or more each way. With a bit of
Luck there was a concrete or shrub divider.
Hi fellas,
I was travelling West bound on Kissing Point Road today, near Dundas when I spotted a white mobile speed camera vehicle parked on the other side of the road. It was facing East and FYI, it's a six lane road.
Anyone know if they check speeds from both directions? There were no warning signs for cars travelling West. However, I noticed a 'warning sign' and a 'your speed has been checked' on the other side of the road. Surely, they'd get you from the back.... what about from the front?
Apparently it is possible for the cameras to do 8 lanes split in any combination. I wouldn't think they would utilise this on a multi lane road ie 2 or more each way. With a bit of
Luck there was a concrete or shrub divider.
They can do both ways. But the amount of traffic is the problem for them because its possible for you onthe other side of the road to be going fast and a fraction of a second later a car in the closest direction opposite goes by. So when the photo is taken which car is speeding. Anyway it depends largly upon traffic conditions
According to this they had to have had the warning signs 50 metres before the vehicle to give you enough warning.
Mobile speed cameras FAQs
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No, it doesn't change your speed but if the van is incorrectly signed or in an incorrect location, your fine can be cancelled.
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