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GoSafe is an initiate in Ireland whereby a contract deal is made with speed camera van operators to help alleviate speeding-related road accidents. It's similar to our system, except banks own the camera vans here, whereas over in Ireland, a company
Automotive giant Volkswagen is aiming to make the world a better place one smile at a time through its experimental campaign, known as ‘The Fun Theory’. The concept is a simple one: by making something fun, you can positively influence peopleâ
The mother of a young boy killed by a speeding driver has begun a campaign to have speed cameras switched back on in her local area. The council of Swindon, England, made the decision to switch its speed cameras off exactly one year ago, follo
As some of us may be already aware through various television ads and digital sign post updates, the NSW Government is releasing six new mobile speed cameras on July 19. The white Ford Territorys will be placed in common traffic hot spots with no pri
Could it really be? An Australian Police Union actually publicly stating that covert speed cameras don't save lives? Years of "every K over is a killer" ads and speed-cameras save lives propaganda has taken its toll on everyone's sanity. A gen
While the police and private mobile speed camera operators police everything related to speeding, nobody polices their conduct. During a road test through suburban Geelong, Victoria, CarAdvice encountered a mobile speed camera operator floutin
...think again! Motorcycle News reports this morning that the NSW State Government is currently testing 'Noise Cameras' at Mount Ousley. They claim the system is designed to minimise noise from truck movement in urban areas, but is it just a matter
Victorian residents beware, the State government's latest and most expensive speed camera has been proven wrong, by a bus driver. Victoria Police admitted last week that the new point-to-point speed camera system recently installed on the Hume Highwa
A Virginia Department of Transportation sponsored report finds positive alternatives to speed bumps and photo enforcement. The report released last month has shown that there are less-invasive alternatives to speed cameras and speed bumps. The stu
Speed cameras - or cash cameras, as they're more affectionately known - are meant to save lives, we all know that. Well I've found the proof - I really have! Have a look at the photos below. It's two times now - in the same week - that this stretc
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