Fixed red light / speed camera locations Perth, True or False?

[lambchops]

Stolen from another forum.

These are the new fixed red light / speed camera locations for Perth.

They will all be in action from June/July.



NOTE THAT THE CAMERA'S WILL GO OFF EVEN IF YOU SPEED THROUGH AN ORANGE LIGHT AT THESE LOCATIONS.



CANNING HWY/RISELEY STREET APPLECROSS

STIRLING HWY/ERIC STREET, COTTESLOE

CANNING HWY/DOUGLAS AVE. SOUTH PERTH

G.E.H./SHEPPERTON RD. VICTORIA PARK

ALBANY HWY/LEACH HWAY OFF RAMP, BENTLEY

WINTERFOLD RD/STOCK ROAD, HILTON

WANNEROO RD/BEACH ROAD, BALGA

LEACH HWY/BUNGAREE RD. WILSON

BEACH RD/MIRRABOOKA AVENUE BALGA

ROE HWY/KALAMUNDA ROAD, HIGH WYCOMBE

HEPBURN AVE/MARMION AVENUE, PADBURY

MORLEY DVE/ALEXANDER DVE. DIANELLA



There is one already active in front of the bell tower on Riverside Drive in the City.



Even if you speed through the orange light to beat the red - if you're speeding through these set of lights - you will get done for speeding.



Can anyone shed some light?

[Buckas]

I can confirm the bell tower one and the eric st/stirling hwy one. Ive seen a couple of people get flashed going through green lights there even months ago now. apparently they were only testing though

[MMM]

BEACH RD/MIRRABOOKA AVENUE BALGA

Looks like there wiring that up this week.

[LarryDavid]

There is 2 or 3 in a row on leach hwy on the way into fremantle as well.
might be stock rd, carrington, and stirling hwy or high st/east st.

[tahni]

seen the two beach road ones and the dianella one, don't think they're operational just yet, but they are definitely there and set up ready to go.

[MMM]

There is 2 or 3 in a row on leach hwy on the way into fremantle as well.
might be stock rd, carrington, and stirling hwy or high st/east st.

They monitor traffic flow for estimated times of arrival for trucks.

[colt75]

fuck me that hepburn ave one is going to make a killing.

[Lmx]

Went past what appears to be the hepburn/marmion one, thought it looked new....
FML..

[Lonewolf]

interested if they clock your speed even when not running a red, I would presume so.

[lambchops]

interested if they clock your speed even when not running a red, I would presume so.

Yes

[BOKI]

I've seen several of them being worked on but the only one that's ready to go is the one on Riverside Drive (afaik)

If they're flashing cares going through green lights, we essentially have a fixed speed camera that becomes a combo camera once the light goes amber/red. This is so much worse than the standard combo cameras that I thought were being introduced. They're making shit difficult :(

I hope that somebody logs the number of accidents at these intersections before and after. I think it's safe to say that there'll be a noticeable increase...

[SEXUAL TYRANNOSAURUS]

Yes

Is this fact?

[Lmx]

^ ofcourse? thats why people are/have been getting flashed speeding through green lights?

[Mad_Aussie]

Pppft simple solution. Just accelerate to 250kph before crossing the intersection, and the camera can't get you.

The solution is so simple, I don't see what all the fuss is about.

[SEXUAL TYRANNOSAURUS]

^ ofcourse? thats why people are/have been getting flashed speeding through green lights?

Learn how to read, pingpingpingping!

[SLIPPERY]

yeah, maybe if we all drove mazda shades....unfortunately all of us arent that lucky :)

[SEXUAL TYRANNOSAURUS]

interested if they clock your speed even when not running a red, I would presume so.


Yes


Is this fact?


^ ofcourse? thats why people are/have been getting flashed speeding through green lights?

Maybe this will make it a little easier for you!

[dmwill]

The cameras make sense, but only to an extent.

Anyone who runs a red deserves to die. The downside to the speed camera component is that situation as you approach the lights doing the speed limit and they suddenly change - you have the choice to either brake really hard to speed up. I would not be surprised if there are more rear-end crashes as a result of people braking hard in fear of getting caught speeding through an orange light.

And yes, have seen the cameras similar to the setup on Riverside Drive pop at at some of the above mentioned intersections.

[HANS YOLO]

we all tip in $2 each for a team of crack heads to repeatedly spray paint over lens :lol:

[Sfidz]

we all tip in $2 each for a team of crack heads to repeatedly spray paint over lens :lol:

+1

ill tip in $4 for this! :P

[Lmx]

Maybe this will make it a little easier for you!

wtf are you on about, it is fact that was your question? high horse kunt fuck off.

[esky]

How is it fact? proof/refernce/change in laws/anything to back that up

or it just is fact cos you said so

[dmwill]

we all tip in $2 each for a team of crack heads to repeatedly spray paint over lens :lol:

Would not even need the cash. Just give them the can, tell them they can use the remainder to get a high.

[Torquen]

FUUUUU Marmion ave/ Hepburn ave one!

[LarryDavid]

They monitor traffic flow for estimated times of arrival for trucks.

oops my bad
thank god for that then

[mr_rotary]

ROE HWY/KALAMUNDA ROAD, HIGH WYCOMBE


In all the years I haved lived in the area, I can't recall once ever having seen this flash. The unit is set that far back from the lights and looks that old, supprised it ever worked. I can't recall seeing any changes to the unit either.

[Fukushima]

speed up to make it to the line then break heavily before entering the 'kill zone' in the actual intersection?

saw a new pole going in this morning on canning highway, before the risely street one i think - was half asleep

[Phyber]

Source of this list? Newspaper? Website?

Stirling/Canning/Leach/Roe are all immediately relevant to my interests unfortunately. :werd:

[Sully]

The two canning highway ones definitely can't be too far off, the old ones have been gone for weeks already. Just a pole there where they used to be.

Canning/Douglas Ave one was still empty this arvo, will keep an eye out

[TheChad]

so what technology are these ones using to measure speed? is it sensors in the road like traffic sensors (to make the lights change colour etc?) or are they video recognition?

would be helpful to know just incase it is detectable somehow, might make it easier than memorising which intersections are bugged....

[Mad_Aussie]

I live right behind leach/bungaree... IMO its a good thing. Seen a lot of people get wiped out hardcore running reds there.. Since they upgraded the lights to LED ones they seem to have changed the timing too, so its a bit longer on the green... But in my first week living there I was sitting first at the line when someone in the intersection got cleaned up by a truck. IMO these big intersections all need those amber flashing 'prepare to stop' signs, some of these no-lobes need all the huge flashing warnings they can get.

[ReaperSS]

and yet while all this goes on the road toll in the country road keeps rising and rising. Glad to see the govenment focusing on the real causes

[jaybee]

i reckon these intersection cameras are going to do more harm then good. pingpingpingpings are not gonna know what to do, brake, or keep going, or speed up then realise they will get done so brake hard.... every intersection (well main one) should have the flashing amber lights, best idea seen on the roads ever. oh hang on, they dont make money...that was a silly suggestion.

[Nic_A31]

@ 60kmp/h, an averagr Road Train will take 100 meteres to stop safely....at 80 kmp/h... ?

Trucks are either going to make the government alot of cash...or kill someone (probably alot more than once before they fuck this retarded idea off)

[AGIT8D]

There's gonna be lots of people skidding thru intersection in the wet straight into oncoming traffic me thinks

[Skitzo]

WTF @ people thinking it will cause accidents due to braking late and shit.

If your close to the intersection and lights change to orange, and you cant theoretically stop without slmming brakes, then your close enough to cruis through at the speed limit. If you see the lights change to orange and have to speed to make it through, than you would have plenty of time to safely come to a stop.

[stormtrooper]

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/porsche-clocked-doing-70kmh-over-speed-limit/story-e6frg13u-1225874502608

BOOM!

Further to what Skitzo said, if you're travelling to close to the rear of the car in front of you and worried about rear-ending the car in front of you at lights, then you're too close in the first place.

[Fukushima]

and if you are changing the radio station and dont know exactly when it went orange?

you are going to hit the anchors and get rear ended

[mitchy]

and if you are changing the radio station and dont know exactly when it went orange?

you are going to hit the anchors and get rear ended

changing the radio station when you should be paying attention to the lights.. i'm sure 15 seconds more of ABC news wont kill you.

[AGIT8D]

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/porsche-clocked-doing-70kmh-over-speed-limit/story-e6frg13u-1225874502608

BOOM!

Further to what Skitzo said, if you're travelling to close to the rear of the car in front of you and worried about rear-ending the car in front of you at lights, then you're too close in the first place.

On more than one occasion I have braked for an orange light while the car behind me thought I was going to run it and has sunk the boot in to go through it. I've looked up to see front bumper almost toucing road, smoke billowing out of front guards, and have had to roll forward into the intersection a bit to avoid being ass-ended.

My concern is not hitting anyone in their car but someone hitting me in mine. Add wet weather to the mix and people who have always had the 'orange safety period' with which to breeze through the limit at a few km's over due to not being able to pull up in time will be sliding through red lights sideways and into oncoming traffic. If I'm that oncoming traffic I'll be none to happy. It's an effective measure of weeding these old cars out off the roads due to write off but at the risk of mine being t-boned? No thanks.

[stormtrooper]

Agreed. It's not the lights you have to worry about, it's the idiots behind you. Problem is, you can't trust anyone else on the road and always have to look out for #1. This is going to increase the risk (especially in the case of the leach highway/carrington street lights) of trucks rear ending cars because the car driver is affraid to run an amber for fear of red light/speed fine as opposed to being taken out by the truck behind them who notoriously don't stop for lights at those intersections.

[Yakky Bear]

Agreed. It's not the lights you have to worry about, it's the idiots behind you. Problem is, you can't trust anyone else on the road and always have to look out for #1. This is going to increase the risk (especially in the case of the leach highway/carrington street lights) of trucks rear ending cars because the car driver is affraid to run an amber for fear of red light/speed fine as opposed to being taken out by the truck behind them who notoriously don't stop for lights at those intersections.



QFT!

for those of you who use trapster there is a combo camera that can be reported. Maybe its time tto start using that, i know ill be using trapster more now instead of remembering where all the camera's are.

[Fujiwara13]

we all tip in $2 each for a team of crack heads to repeatedly spray paint over lens :lol:

Pfft, supply me with paint and I'll do the Roe Highway/Kalamunda road one every morning!

[ReaperSS]

Pfft, supply me with paint and I'll do the Roe Highway/Kalamunda road one every morning!

pick up a $50 bush hack from the impounded car auctions and smash it strait into it hahaha

[mehow2g]

Communist

[Fujiwara13]

pick up a $50 bush hack from the impounded car auctions and smash it strait into it hahaha

Hmmmm... Gathering a list of ideas here...

What about ramming a traffic cone over the top of one? I reckon I could make one nearly impossible to remove, given about ten-fifteen minutes in the middle of the night.

[mehow2g]

PUt tires or alot of rubber around it and just burn the fucker

[ReaperSS]

hahahahahahahahahahahaha.....................

http://www.speedcam.co.uk/gatso2.htm

[mr_rotary]

Agreed. It's not the lights you have to worry about, it's the idiots behind you. Problem is, you can't trust anyone else on the road and always have to look out for #1. This is going to increase the risk (especially in the case of the leach highway/carrington street lights) of trucks rear ending cars because the car driver is affraid to run an amber for fear of red light/speed fine as opposed to being taken out by the truck behind them who notoriously don't stop for lights at those intersections.
To me this just goes to show you how many people disregard the road rules and other road users and how badly people needed to be be reminded they are NOT the only road users who can bend the rules. They are simply going to have to adapt. I am all for these new cameras and believe they should be set up at EVERY single set of traffic lights.

As I am always on the road, on a daily basis (not weekly, daily) I see so many people run straight reds. I've been through plenty of intersections where I just get through with the light changing to red at the other end, I look in me rear view mirror to see another TWO cars going through the intersection with the last car just starting to cross the intersection. Just yesterday, light goes green and there comes a truck through on an arrow with a car behind. So yes, bring in these camera's. I am more for these for road safety than revenue raising speed camera's.

As for truck drivers not being able to stop, boo fucking hoo. Go hand in their licences if they can't drive. They get in the truck in the morning full aware what they are driving and what is in the back. If they can't stop like every other person on the road, well piss off and collect trolleys.

[Yakky Bear]

will the cameras go off when say for instance you approach the intersection. Lights are green but when you get to the line they go orange? You still doing the limit but keep motoring on through as there was no chance of you stopping in time and it was safer for you to go through the orange light instead of trying to stop than end up halfway through the intersection stopped.

[Skitzo]

No.

[stormtrooper]

No, fortunately they, like all other red light cameras, are setup to go off only if someone crosses the white line AFTER the light has gone red, meaning if you're in the middle of the intersection when it's yellow, you're fine.

And yeah Rotary, I agree mate, I drive every day of the week, to work/home and to client sites and back, the amount of stupid shit I see on a daily basis beggars belief.

[Yakky Bear]

No, fortunately they, like all other red light cameras, are setup to go off only if someone crosses the white line AFTER the light has gone red, meaning if you're in the middle of the intersection when it's yellow, you're fine.

And yeah Rotary, I agree mate, I drive every day of the week, to work/home and to client sites and back, the amount of stupid shit I see on a daily basis beggars belief.

cool thanks for clearing that up!

[chris266]

Does any one know when that camera on riverside drive become active. I know its been there since june last year?

[zxz]

we have just had the same thing installed at a few major intersections up here in darwin, and cant say they have caused any dramas...

basically speed cameras pick you up for speeding, no matter what the colour of the lights, but are really there to get you when you accelerate to go through the yellow. the red light camera is activated from the line sensor, just infront of the solid white stop line, which activates the camera to flash twice, therefore showing you running the red light.

back in perth, i rolled across the white stop line and activated the red light camera which took two shots of me in the same spot. so i didnt get a fine due to not running a red light. if you did run the red light, the photos would be of you crossing the stop line, and the next one would be of you out in the middle of the intersection.

[BOKI]

Apparently there's a segment about these cameras on 7 news tonight.

Edit: according to 7, the one on Riverside Drive was activated 26 days ago (~7th May) and the two Beach Rd units have been installed. Other units are being prepared (eg: Shepperton Rd) with a total of 30 to be installed in the metro area.

They claim that the cameras are laser based - will be interesting to see of that's true. If so, jammer on the rear anyone?

[Lonewolf]

yeah, news just confirmed that they are permanent speed cameras.
Suggest anyone writing a cruise map avoids said intersections :)

[revs13]

Does any one know when that camera on riverside drive become active. I know its been there since june last year?

Its been active for 4 weeks already, caught like 200 people or something? :s -ten news

[Lasoya]

Its been active for 4 weeks already, caught like 200 people or something? :s -ten news
Thats BS cause i swear its been catching ppl going back like 3months, ive heard from quite a few ppl saying they got busted for speeding at that intersection quite some time ago

[BOKI]

^ they've been in testing for a while now but the Riverside Drive one was officially activated early last month.

[XF Falcon]

Wonder how easy they are to reach with a black spraycan?

[mr_mike]

there is a youtube video i seen a couple months back of a bunch of blokes out on there pushies riding thru the riverside drive lights at night doing i assume over the speed limit and gettin flashed.
so they have definetly been working for a while.

[mr_mike]

guess i'll have to start riding around with the rego dic holder over the plate. $50 fine for obstructing the plate or $150 onwards fine for speeding or red light cam

[Yakky Bear]

Hahaaha do bin runs through em. Get upto speed and let it go before you get to the intersection then stop at lights :).

[Steppo_GT]

cbf reading but add WANNEROO RD/ BEACH RD to the list.

[Gurney]

I predict/hope for alot of damage to be caused to these new fixed cameras, I also predict that I wont have a licence by the end of this year =[

[Crispymk2]

hahahahahahahahahahahaha.....................

http://www.speedcam.co.uk/gatso2.htm

Yep... We need to learn from the UK guys and kill em with fire!

http://www.controleradar.org/data/burning-gatso-speed-camera-02.jpg

http://www.controleradar.org/data/burning-gatso-speed-camera-05.jpg

[chris266]

Wonder how easy they are to reach with a black spraycan?

Yess!, LOL they are higher then they look from driving past!.

[Fukushima]

yep saw the new one getting installed on leach / bungaree

run it while you can

at the moment it is two exposed pipes... someone should drop a small bomb on a 2 month timer down the pipe

[MikeS14]

How can this shit honestly save lives?
They obviously put 2 in balga because they know they will ping bulk dards in vn's.

[kurbn]

In all the years I haved lived in the area, I can't recall once ever having seen this flash. The unit is set that far back from the lights and looks that old, supprised it ever worked. I can't recall seeing any changes to the unit either.

Its been changed, came past it today. Its a flashy new yellow one

[VRX]

Paintball gun??

[Lonewolf]

good work on the flash not being noticable too, definitely good for helping you not speed...

[mr_rotary]

Its been changed, came past it today. Its a flashy new yellow one
I take that back - I also spotted it today that is has been changed.

[viet_boi]

Was at the bell tower last night and the red light camera there was making a killing.
20+ cars getting flashed

[Gurney]

How bout a car cruise with each meet point being a fixed speed camera location, what happens to the cameras during those stops is anybody's guess...*cough*

[Buckas]

ive just pulled this from another forum, anyone have any ideas on how/if it'd work? From what i can understand theyre saying its a parking sensor so they can sell it but its a detector/jammer? :


Default How too beat the new laser radars

Hi guys

New it wouldnt be long before someone bought something out to alarm and block the new radars being brought into the counrty, even works on the new red light speed cameras too

http://www.radardetectors.com.au/cat...18/6184780.htm

[Skitzo]

Link fail

[RELEASE]

ive just pulled this from another forum, anyone have any ideas on how/if it'd work? From what i can understand theyre saying its a parking sensor so they can sell it but its a detector/jammer? :


Default How too beat the new laser radars

Hi guys

New it wouldnt be long before someone bought something out to alarm and block the new radars being brought into the counrty, even works on the new red light speed cameras too

http://www.radardetectors.com.au/cat...18/6184780.htmyeah your talking about the LPP (Laser Park Pro)
http://www.radardetectors.com.au/laserpropark.html
yes they work against lasers
yes people are using them
yes they work against red light cameras
yes they work against handhelds

no there isnt any confirmation yet of them working against the new multinovas

[Mad_Aussie]

Without sounding silly, do these cameras detect the speeds for both roads intersecting the lights, or just the main one? i.e. in the case of Leach/Bungaree, where leach has a 70kph limit and Bungaree 50, will it ping you if you're going say 60 down Bungaree, but still under the Leach hwy 70?

[Buckas]

thats the one,

but it's still $700

http://www.radardetectors.com.au/catalog/item/6363418/6184780.htm

[Lonewolf]

i'd suggest not, since the camera needs to take a photo of the front or back of the car, and you'll be at 90deg to it

[RELEASE]

thats the one,

but it's still $700

http://www.radardetectors.com.au/catalog/item/6363418/6184780.htmdecent radar detectors are $700+ so its really same same in terms of pricing to what it does

Without sounding silly, do these cameras detect the speeds for both roads intersecting the lights, or just the main one? i.e. in the case of Leach/Bungaree, where leach has a 70kph limit and Bungaree 50, will it ping you if you're going say 60 down Bungaree, but still under the Leach hwy 70?whatever direction the camera is facing is where it does the speed checking.

the leach one will be catching people speeding on leach

[stumps.]

People know where these cameras are now, DONT SPEED THROUGH THEM. its not that hard.

[Lasoya]

People know where these cameras are now, DONT SPEED THROUGH THEM. its not that hard.

^^What he said. The camera on Stock and Winterfold is only facing west on Winterfold

[Mad_Aussie]

Cool. I know I got flashed on my intersection once on the pushbike, as it turns out, if you strap a rare earth prospecting magnet to your bike, the induction coil under the road thinks you're a car. They got a nice snap of me riding through the intersection flicking them the bird hehehe

[Jumanji]

As I am always on the road, on a daily basis (not weekly, daily) I see so many people run straight reds. I've been through plenty of intersections where I just get through with the light changing to red at the other end, I look in me rear view mirror to see another TWO cars going through the intersection with the last car just starting to cross the intersection. Just yesterday, light goes green and there comes a truck through on an arrow with a car behind. So yes, bring in these camera's. I am more for these for road safety than revenue raising speed camera's.

As for truck drivers not being able to stop, boo fucking hoo. Go hand in their licences if they can't drive. They get in the truck in the morning full aware what they are driving and what is in the back. If they can't stop like every other person on the road, well piss off and collect trolleys.

Can vouch for Morley Drive and Alexander Road saw a bunch of guy there this morning working on it around 6:30am this morning, high vis n shit. I used to work in forrestfield and never got a fine from Kalamunda Road lights, ( did run it a couple of time by accident 4am in the morning half asleep ) so until now i doubt that thing ever worked properly.

And Mr Rotary, to be honest you try stopping a fully loaded 60tonne truck at 100kph and using all 17 gears and exhaust brake and see if you can pull it up for a red light as good as they can, no freakin way it would cause more damage if they stop and also people around areas where this is happening know that trucks run lights because they cant stop.

Your post is complete BS im sorry.

[Buckas]

for people saying theyve been flashed and not booked for red light cameras, i've read/heard on the grapevine somewhere (cant remember where) that they dont have film in all cameras. i bet that wont be the case for the permanent speed camera ones though.

Either theyve gone or I've just stopped noticing, but do they still have those red light camera signs at every intersection with red light cameras? May be hard to remember every speed camera location (especially those not on your daily run), but if these are there be sure to slow down for every intersection with a red light camera sign.

[Mad_Aussie]

for people saying theyve been flashed and not booked for red light cameras, i've read/heard on the grapevine somewhere (cant remember where) that they dont have film in all cameras. i bet that wont be the case for the permanent speed camera ones though.

Either theyve gone or I've just stopped noticing, but do they still have those red light camera signs at every intersection with red light cameras? May be hard to remember every speed camera location (especially those not on your daily run), but if these are there be sure to slow down for every intersection with a red light camera sign.

I was under the impression that the was more red light camera locations than red light cameras themselves, so they moved them around at intervals. Might be bs, but I have seen them a few times not go off for people. Don't quote me on that tho.

[Huy]

Can vouch for Morley Drive and Alexander Road saw a bunch of guy there this morning working on it around 6:30am this morning, high vis n shit.


Heh, everyone smashes it through there. Bit of a tricky one with two sets of lights so close to each other.

[Jumanji]

Heh, everyone smashes it through there. Bit of a tricky one with two sets of lights so close to each other.

Yeah i agree luckily i turn onto Alexander there to go to work ( Osb Park ). But because its a double set of lights everyone just nails it through both hoping they make it lol, if they put the cameras at both lights they would get tripple the amount of people.

[zxz]

And Mr Rotary, to be honest you try stopping a fully loaded 60tonne truck at 100kph and using all 17 gears and exhaust brake and see if you can pull it up for a red light as good as they can, no freakin way it would cause more damage if they stop and also people around areas where this is happening know that trucks run lights because they cant stop.

Your post is complete BS im sorry.

pretty sure you will find that roads at that high a speed limit, with trucks of that size known to travel on them, will have those flashing yellow lights to let the trucks know to start slowing down. and arent trucks of that size meant to be speed limited to 100km/hr anyway?

majority of trucks run red lights due to not wanting to stop and then having to take 20 mins and go through 40 billion gears to get back up to speed

[Jumanji]

pretty sure you will find that roads at that high a speed limit, with trucks of that size known to travel on them, will have those flashing yellow lights to let the trucks know to start slowing down. and arent trucks of that size meant to be speed limited to 100km/hr anyway?

majority of trucks run red lights due to not wanting to stop and then having to take 20 mins and go through 40 billion gears to get back up to speed

from what ive seen in there area you are correct that they have the amber lights but from the time of the light coming on to the distance to the lights i find isnt far enough ( for loaded trucks ) but this is just my opinion.

[Fukushima]

Without sounding silly, do these cameras detect the speeds for both roads intersecting the lights, or just the main one? i.e. in the case of Leach/Bungaree, where leach has a 70kph limit and Bungaree 50, will it ping you if you're going say 60 down Bungaree, but still under the Leach hwy 70?

Nah at least on leach the angles are set up for one direction only, which is why they are now installing a new camera on the opposite side of the intersection to get people both ways.

[zxz]

from what ive seen in there area you are correct that they have the amber lights but from the time of the light coming on to the distance to the lights i find isnt far enough ( for loaded trucks ) but this is just my opinion.

hmm but shouldnt a loaded truck be driving at a speed at which it can safely stop? not just doing 100km/hr due to that being the posted limit?

sort of the same as when it is raining... just because it is posted as 100km/hr doesnt mean that you should be doing that speed in a downpour

[TheChad]

so i asked a page back what technology these use and the answer is lazer..

so lazer jammers work? but do lazer detectors work? would certainly be easier if alerted to every intersection that was being watch rather than memorising them all

[Sharpy1991]

i think iphones have got an app that does something similar to that, tells you where speed camera hot spots etc are. should just be able to just mark these on the map

[Mad_Aussie]

so i asked a page back what technology these use and the answer is lazer..

so lazer jammers work? but do lazer detectors work? would certainly be easier if alerted to every intersection that was being watch rather than memorising them all

Laser.

http://ericlightborn.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/dr_evil_laser.jpg


Laser.

http://ericlightborn.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/dr_evil_laser.jpg


Laser.

http://ericlightborn.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/dr_evil_laser.jpg

Once is a typo. Twice is irritating. Three times and you need to back to school.

[TheChad]

Once is a typo. Twice is irritating. Three times and you need to back to school.

Thanks for pointing that out. Thanks even more for your helpful answer to my question.

I understand it must have been difficult to grasp what i was asking due to my shocking spelling, I do apologise for any discomfort experienced whilst trying to decipher my question.

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[Nic_A31]

Reckon they'll eventually fit these to railway crossing camera's too ?

[Sciflyer]

Yeah i agree luckily i turn onto Alexander there to go to work ( Osb Park ). But because its a double set of lights everyone just nails it through both hoping they make it lol, if they put the cameras at both lights they would get tripple the amount of people.

Due to the timing of the lights if youre on Alexander turning onto Morley Dve (from either direction) 99% of the time its actually quicker to go straight thru the lights you normally turn at and use the slip road just past them to double back, then turn off

[PAGZ]

roll on muppets focusing too much on there speed and not whats going on infront of them..

[Lonewolf]

Due to the timing of the lights if youre on Alexander turning onto Morley Dve (from either direction) 99% of the time its actually quicker to go straight thru the lights you normally turn at and use the slip road just past them to double back, then turn off

Seems im not the only one who knows this secret!