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Maybe my own opinion is coloured by the fact that I live in France, where speeding cameras are very common and seem effective in reducing speeding, but fining e
by baud147258 5y ago
Maybe my own opinion is coloured by the fact that I live in France, where speeding cameras are very common and seem effective in reducing speeding, but fining every speeder with automatic cameras seems a better solution than citing speeders at random
- petre 5y agoThe gilets jaunes felt quite differently about the speed cameras. What I found really effective were traffic lights with speed meters that would turn red for five seconds if you were over the limit. No cameras, no fines, no police.
- jokethrowaway 5y agoI hated speeding cameras with a passion in Italy. The concept is not bad but the ways limit are set is just plain ridiculous and an obvious plot to get people to pay the tolls for the highway (owned by Allianz as of now). The slower roads are perfectly fine and mostly deserted but you have stupidly low limits and the chance of getting a high bill which can be quite stressful. I understand why people opt for the highways and paying a small amount now vs a bigger unexpected bill later on. Another example of government policies and taxpayers money aiding private companies the government sold something to (they used to be public).