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New-style speed camera capable of catching FIVE offences at once

It's in testing an it could be on the way to the UK

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Posted: 4 November 2010
by Visordown News

THE RATHER unimpressive trailer-mounted camera in the picture on the right is one of a new breed of offence-spotting devices that can detect up to FIVE separate offences at once.

Developed by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, the system can detect a vehicle's speed, registration plate (and therefore tax and MOT), traffic emissions, the gap between following cars and even whether a driver's wearing a seat belt or not.

The whole system is linked to a central database, which can be accessed at any time by other Police vehicles armed with a suitable onboard computer.

It's currently on trial in Finland until the end of next year, after which part of the equipment will be ready for production in 2013, before being rolled out across Europe - and that could include the UK.

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Discuss this story


Nig Tom
Something to finally catch and punish tailgaiters has to be good.

Posted: 05/11/2010 at 11:03


wusu
I put that up on the forum on Monday ... it's bad ass

Posted: 05/11/2010 at 12:10


Thomp
Nanny State, simple as, I'm sure it'll go up a treat with a tyre over the top though.

Posted: 05/11/2010 at 13:00


Nig Tom
Something to finally catch and punish tailgaiters has to be good.

Posted: 05/11/2010 at 16:26


Skoop
@ Nig Tom - Yup, that IS a good thing... If only it could also detect twats on the phone, or bimbo's doing their make up...

Posted: 09/11/2010 at 14:47


kawa7900

ITS ALSO ANOTHER MONEY MAKING DEVICE .

IS IT ME , OR DOES ANYONE ELSE SEEM TO THINK THAT THE GOVERMENT IS OUT TO MAKE ALL ROAD USERS CRIMINALS ( WE ALL SPEED ).

THE UNEMPLOYED ON CHAIN GANGS WHILE PRISONERS GET SKY TV .

ITS NOT A GOOD IDEA THESE DEVICES, AND ANYONE THAT SAYS IT  IS ,WELL WAIT TILL YOU GET CAUGHT AS IT SAYS ( 5 IN ONE )


Posted: 10/11/2010 at 12:47

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