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http://www.speedcheck.co.uk/specs.htm [I]"The video cameras continuously capture images of vehicles as they pass through the field of view of the camera. Their number plates are read using Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) and the average speed of the vehicle is calculated between the linked cameras, over the known baseline distance. If this exceeds the Police speed threshold, an offence record is created and violation images and data are logged."/I] |
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Just to add, the cameras on the opposite side of the carriageway CANNOT get you. They are calibrated to work on one side only and to focus at the three / two lanes on that side.
Like Ralph said, I think it is a bit of an urban myth that they use them to track you and catch up later, as it is an ANPR based system only. http://www.speedcamerasuk.com/SPECS.htm |
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You would have thought be now they could create computers that can not only write different fonts but read them too? :D
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The worse thing about the cameras on the motorway sections is that they are there to "protect" the workforce...
Even on sunday at 4 in the morning when theres been nobody there since friday night. |
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nope they dont, wel the ones on the M4 near bath dont as i went through them at a ton a few weeks ago
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It's also to mitigate against narrower lanes, stray traffic cones, adverse cambers, lane switches or contraflows, etc. I have some sympathy with why the restrictions are there, I've hit a stray traffic cone at speed on a pitch black windy M74 many years ago. My father hit it in a Vauxhall Carlton, it popped out of his rear bumper then I hit it in a Vauxhall Cavalier, 2 1/2 grand damage to the Carton which left the motorway on a recovery truck, about half that to the Cavailer, which left on a towing dolly behind the recovery truck. Needless to say my father's employer that owned both cars wasn't best pleased. :-dd |
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