Speed camera update (Sept.11)

I suspect that if municipalities used a small number of speed cameras in actual problem areas with lots of speed-related crashes and pedestrian hits, and set reasonable enforcement thresholds to only get blatant violators, we wouldn't be having this discussion. But, they got greedy, and here we are.
 
I suspect that if municipalities used a small number of speed cameras in actual problem areas with lots of speed-related crashes and pedestrian hits, and set reasonable enforcement thresholds to only get blatant violators, we wouldn't be having this discussion. But, they got greedy, and here we are.
I agree. Bonus points for using the speed when pedestrians were hit as the threshold for the camera. On Parkside, that would be set at >100 kph and I doubt a single person would complain.
 
At least the red light cameras kinda work, it's really cut down on the moron's doing "last second" left turns on reds and holding up traffic which have the green light.
 
At least the red light cameras kinda work, it's really cut down on the moron's doing "last second" left turns on reds and holding up traffic which have the green light.
But it has also created a lot of rest end collisions.
As the first car is afraid of the ticket once the light turns amber, they slamm the brakes.
Car behind is following too closely and bamm.

This exact scenario happened last week to 2 cousins of a friend of mine on their last day of summer break.
2 cars written off.
 
But it has also created a lot of rest end collisions.
As the first car is afraid of the ticket once the light turns amber, they slamm the brakes.
Car behind is following too closely and bamm.

This exact scenario happened last week to 2 cousins of a friend of mine on their last day of summer break.
2 cars written off.
Yikkies, yeah have noticed people are reluctant to get into the intersection (even on the green).
Ya can't win!
 
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