You might not have heared of Coyote, it's a speed camera alert system.They're popular in mainland Europe but they've only recently come to the UK. The whole system is community driven to keep the information as up to date as possible.I've been

ACCORDING to reports in the Daily Express newspaper, linked speed cameras that can track a vehicle over long journeys and then work out if they have broken the speed limit at any point during the trip, are being tested in the UK. The linked system

TRANSPORT FOR LONDON (TfL) has published a tender for the provision of average speed cameras the organisation wishes to trial as part of a project to "enforce average speed limits in urban areas".The notice, published in the Official Journal

RESIDENTS OF an Oxfordshire village a looking into funding their own speed camera following this week's announcement that the entire camera network in the county is to be scrapped.Villagers in Nuneham Courtenay are set to take the initiative after

ROSPA - The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents - has published an article entitled 'Ten Reasons to Maintain Speed Camera Enforcement' following the Government's decision to cutback on road safety funding.The statistically-driven article

A SWISS company has produced a speed camera that can monitor over 20 vehicle's individual speeds in live time and record their photos with a state-of-the-art camera.The TraffiStar SR590 features innovative Robot 3D Tracking technology which can

A MOTORIST in America who received a ticket for speeding has got his own back on US Police authorities  by buying their website domain name after its licence had unknowingly expired and turning it into an anti-speed camera site.Brian McCrary swooped

THE NUMBER of speeding road users has doubled at one former camera location in Oxfordshire since speed cameras were switched off at the end of last month, it has been claimed.Figures released yesterday by the Thames Valley’s Safer Roads Partnership

CLEVELAND POLICE have come under fire after angry road users accused them of installing a speed camera BEFORE speed limits signs had been put in place for roadworks on the A66.A number of motorists, including several bikers, have complained after

WILSTHIRE POLICE have confirmed both fixed and mobile speed cameras are no longer operating in the county.The force announced in August the county's cameras would be made redundant in October due to funding cutbacks. This was confirmed on Thursday