Dear All,

Did you know that with average speed cameras if you change lane between 2 of them it does not pick you up as it is only the 2 on 1 side that are connected !!!

Something for you guys to remember if you need to get somewhere quick without being caught !

i dont think thats right, you may be able to tailgate a wagon close to avoid a read or use the hard shoulder but all lane cams are connected to the same processor, changing lanes wouldnt fool it.

Thats not advice or a recommendation, nor do i do that, just a theory...

i dont think thats right, you may be able to tailgate a wagon close to avoid a read or use the hard shoulder but all lane cams are connected to the same processor, changing lanes wouldnt fool it.

Thats not advice or a recommendation, nor do i do that, just a theory...

Hi again,

no i was actually told this by the police a chief constable infact and i have heard this from various different people and has been tried and tested and actually is true!!!

Even the Daily Mail have wrote an article about this !!!: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-41...ging-lanes.html

Edited July 14, 200817 yr by jackbuchan

The only issue with this is that you are not sure what the pairs are in that they don't have to be consecutive.

We have a batch of them just went into operation on the main A2 to Belfast from where I live but strange thing is they are uneven (ie - there are 9 cameras so how are they paired???)

I wonder what the viewing angle is, and at what distance from the camera you get read. Surely in heavy traffic, a lot of cars must get missed !

how do they catch bikes?

the ones I've seen a re forward facing.

Oh I forgot bikes don't speed anyway so it doesn't matter

how do they catch bikes?

the ones I've seen are forward facing.

Oh I forgot bikes don't speed anyway so it doesn't matter

The majority are forward facing so can't.However,there is a set here that are rear facing but these are the exception to what appears to be the rule.

how do they catch bikes?

the ones I've seen are forward facing.

Oh I forgot bikes don't speed anyway so it doesn't matter

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Only joking by the way

how do they catch bikes?

the ones I've seen are forward facing.

Oh I forgot bikes don't speed anyway so it doesn't matter

They dont. They dont. They dont.

Apparently they work on front No. plates because front plates dont get as dirty !

see. http://www.ukspeedtraps.co.uk/specs.htm

http://www.ukspeedtraps.co.uk/specs.htm