Best Speed Camera Warning App

[MSG2004]

Sorry but I can't refrain from this any longer.

The best speed cam app/device is - Drive within the rules and you will be good as will those around in your vicinity.

 

[E55BOF]

You'll be passed by quite a lot of other cars on motorways, though...

 

[slate1234]

Wales, 20mph absolute bloody nightmare, school’s, play ground’s, parks I get it but it’s driving me nuts I have two roads locally I take my bikes to for some real fun, I would love a gadget that spotted a camera van, I have no points on my license so other than two roads I always stick to the speed limit, one thing I can see is trackers from insurance companies being on every vehicle I can get my bike insurance at half the price with one fitted, the look on their faces would be priceless at 140mph.

 

[Darrell]

Sorry but I can't refrain from this any longer.

The best speed cam app/device is - Drive within the rules and you will be good as will those around in your vicinity.

On the motorway I stick to around 65 mph but I’m struggling on some on the once fast-ish London roads which are now 30mph (A40 elevated) and the Finchley Road/Swiss Cottage (A41) which is 20mph.

 

[markjay]

Yep the yellow HADECS cameras are mounted off to the side, although nearly always alongside a gantry (I guess because they need the same power and comms. connections).

And because they can be placed alongside the speed restriction signs (if there are any) on the gantry?

I've heard too many stories of drivers who simply didn't slow down quickly enough and got a NIP or FPN after passing the speed restriction sign at just over the (temporary) speed limit.

 

[markjay]

Sorry but I can't refrain from this any longer.

The best speed cam app/device is - Drive within the rules and you will be good as will those around in your vicinity.

Sure, but you could equally argue that you don't need the amber reserve fuel light ("just watch the fuel gauge"), or the red coolant overheating light ("just watch the temp gauge"), etc.

People do unintentionally make mistakes or get distracted.