Thats only 28.8km/h????
(8m/s x 60 x 60 = km/h
or
8m/s x 3600sec = km/h)

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The NSW government is broke. These cameras are pulling in a mozza for them, and churned back into RTA funded traffic enforcement operations where police head out of the metro area, in some cases, to conduct enforcements in country areas.

Cameras in metro areas at so called black spots is an easy way to hit the motoring public in the hip pocket, with, I believe, no real change in their driving behaviour. If they were fair dinkum, why haven't they erected one on Heathcote Road at Heathcote where there have been many fatalities over the years? The Princes Highway at Heathcote is a black spot, and instead of installing a camera, they dropped the speed to 50kph.

My two cents worth (and I've never been snapped by a speed camera - but the missus has!)

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Found this on the RTA web site.

Identifying fixed speed camera locations

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Mick
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That's just down the road from my old school. There is definately signage in both directions, and there are 2 cameras, one on each side of the road. If you were having a really bad day, the police would have also nabbed you on the straight just over the hill as they often sit there with a radar and pull everyone into the bus stop.

The cameras are all there because there is several km's of schools until you get to Carlingford. Everybody complains about it on school days because its soo long and slow.

NSW Map pdf

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The delay was only 391ms, so speed closer to 73.6km/hr!

Bugger!