Speed cameras will be switched on at three of Melbourne's busiest intersections in the next fortnight.
Police said the fixed cameras are in 40km/h speed zones at
the intersections of Flinders and Williams streets and Exhibition and
Victoria streets in the CBD, and Fitzroy Street and Lakeside Drive in St
Kilda.
The cameras were switched off in 2012 to give motorists time to adjust to reduced speed limits.
They will be turned on again some time in the next fortnight, police said. Signs will warn drivers of the changes.
Road Policing Superintendent Kevin Sheridan said he hoped the new
cameras would discourage drivers from speeding in areas with large
numbers of pedestrians and cyclists.
"We encourage everyone to be responsible on the roads and to drive within the required speed limits," said Mr Sheridan.
"The 40km/h speed signs are not advisory – they are the law and if you speed, you will get caught."
news.com.au 21 Feb 2014
Speed / Red light Cameras are factually unlawful, something the corporate media is unable to divulge.
There are many ways to tackle the 'illegality' of the 'Infringement Notice' one is issued with.
Victoria Police, a business that is not allowed to work for 'companies' is involved in fraud together with CCV (Civic Compliance Victoria) in duping the masses of millions of dollars annually.
Speed / Red light cameras are part of the state's budget, and have very little to do with the safety of the public, as so vigorously portrayed in government propaganda videos.
Some information to consider before refusing to pay for an 'Infringement Notice':
Traffic Infringements / Speed Camera Fines - Are they really lawful?
at:
and
Civic Compliance - Victoria Police fraud
at
http://corpau.blogspot.com.au/2013/12/civic-compliance-victoria-police-fraud.html
and
Civic Compliance Victoria (CCV) - Explained
at
http://corpau.blogspot.com.au/2014/02/civic-compliance-victoria-explained.html
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