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Q5. Certain in-car equipment will detect live radar cameras, but not those that are triggered by loops within the road surface. Also, the laser will often only be detected after you’ve been caught speeding as it captures the image in less than a second. These devices also won’t pick up any red light cameras in the vicinity.
Anyone driving in a city with the device switched on is likely to be constantly bombarded with information, as automatic doors operate using similar radar technology.
Passive tracking devices register the speed limit and warn you when to slow down, but their camera locations are often out of date.
The partnership is not against legal in-car devices, as they encourage driving within the speed limit, but warns drivers not to rely on them to avoid a ticket or to use them as an excuse to drive recklessly elsewhere. |
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