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22-08-2007, 02:30 PM
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On my way to work i have noticed they been putting up new speed camera's in the school zones on the side of the road facing against the flow of traffic?? Can they still get you like that as i thought they had to be aimed with the flow of the traffic so the flash doesnt blind you head on if/when it goes off???
For example the one on Hume Hwy Bansktown before the rookwood road turnoff going city direction, theres a speed camera on the left handside facing against the traffic. I cant work out how it could get you without the flash going off esp at 6am when its still pretty dark...unless its meant for cars going the opposite direction. I always thought fixed speed cameras could only get ppl going the direction they're facing??? Regards Jamie
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New Speed Camera Setups in Sydney
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