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amaltman47 | 18:54 Sun 22nd Jan 2006 | How it Works
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if you are flashed by a speed camera from the other side of the road. what will happen
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if static camera facing towards you nothing to worry about as they only take photos of vehicles going past them. sometimes I've seen them go off with no vehicles passing
I think you should report it to the police for indecent exposure.

Boom, boom!
Some cameras can be turned so that they cover the traffic in each direction alternately. The only way to be sure is to check the post for the next fortnight.
You will get a speeding ticket in my experience
bill barlow is way off and he should appeal over his ticket!
Speed cameras work by taking two shots over a timed period. The distance travelled from the first flash (point a) to the second flash (point b) determines what speed you were doing.
If you are flashed from a camera on the other side of the road it is measuring the speed at point a but has not point b as reference.
You can only be judged (if you could- which you cant!) as doing a negative speed! There is nothing to worry about.
Saying all that the front facing Vito cameras are digital and infra red, take two shots over a matter of inches rather that feet and dont flash - so you dont even know youve been clocked. Plus they take a shot of you face so the authorities know who is driving.
you should stop driving on the wrong side of the road , thats what should happen :-D

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