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REDFLEXhadecsuses non-intrusive dual radar for the detection of speed offences in all weather conditions, with lane identification,. Do these cameras have to flash at night? The unit next to the camera helps to provids an invisible infra-red flash to aid the camera to operate at night and in low light condition.

The single camera and radar gun is able to cover all lanes of a motorway carriage, unlike older cameras which can only cover one lane. At an indicated 70mph on my speedo, my true speed is 68mph. This topic has replies, voices, and was last updated years ago by michaelbowden. Hadecs question flashed but not speeding - Page.

New little yellow blighters at side of gantries in the new “smart” section just south of Sheffield towards M(on Northbound as well). However as a regular user of the new Stafford section on the M people seem to exceed the speed limit regularly. Unlike our usual bright yellow speed cameras these are relatively small in size, are a grey colour and found on MIDAS and Matrix signs as well as on the sides of gantries making them difficult to spot.

The cameras are located on the near side of the road approximately half way up a gantry post. One road safety source said: “It’s clear from the early success of the Hadecs on the Mthat speed cameras are vital because some drivers are using motorways like racetracks. When The Sunday Times drove the stretch where the fastest speeders were caught, many drivers were apparently still unaware that their speeds were being monitored. Just a warning to UK drivers. ManVsLawn, Idox, Eciton and other person like this.

Hadecsspeed cameras are the new top traffic cops. Robot spy cameras put the police out of a job. PC Andy Brandish, a legend among his peers, has a reputation for fearlessly pursuing errant motorists who disregard speed limits. A short while later that same evening, a lorry was spotted by police on the nearby Mhitting speeds of 88mph. The side-fire radar detector is in place, and before the gantries are the secondary-confirmation CCTV cameras.

A single camera and radar gun are attached to the gantry or a pole at the side of the road. They can cover all the lanes of a motorway carriageway. Speed cameras are NOT about revenue creation, they should be near schools where speeding is incredibly dangerous. Another of Britain’s busiest motorways is to have its speed limit cut to 60mph to meet European Union rules on pollution. The Forth Replacement Crossing (FRC) project created a 13.

Intelligent Transport System (ITS) to help regulate the flow of traffic approaching and crossing the Forth. This is the first time such a system has been used in Scotlan though similar managed motorways have been. Both these types of cameras flash, I have seen a few of them flash on the other side of the carriageway in both day and night.

Take a quick look on the ukspeedcameras site, it shows each type of cameras operating in the UK. HADECS Camera Testing Underway. This means they’ll dish out a fine for exceeding the 70mph speed limit even when a lower limit isn’t displayed.

Looking for something that also has GPS database support for the UK. Not sure if Uniden offer UK GPS support, I know Beltronic do. Is it relatively close to the gantry as with the old gatso style cameras mounted on the gantry that also used to road markings there was a fair distance to the end of the detection point.

So a driver who strays over the speed limit by as little as one mph will now face a £1fine, three penalty points on their licence, and increased car insurance premiums for the next five years.