This function will be activated at locations that are accident-prone or speeding and traffic violation-prone.
Driving in Singapore is already expensive enough, let's not add to our expenditure with unnecessary speeding tickets.
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The Average Speed Camera system will be used for enforcement along a 4km stretch of Tanah Merah Coast Road, which has a speed limit of 70km/h.
Sleep easy and avoid a hefty fine, as well as painful demerit points, with this list of speed camera hotspot locations in Singapore.
The new Average Speed Camera system will be introduced next year along the new Tanah Merah Coast Road, with the hopes of 'shaping' motorists' behaviour.
The Traffic Police will deploy more powerful speed laser cameras at 44 speeding hotspots from Thursday, the 19th of May.
The Traffic Police have a new digital speed trap, the Mobile Speed Camera, as part of a new targeted approach to curb speeding.
The number of road deaths and traffic violations is down markedly, the latest mid-year statistics from the Traffic Police show.
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The Traffic Police will start installing new digital speed cameras at 11 locations across Singapore from 1st March which will be operational for the whole day.
The Traffic Police will install 20 digital speed traps, eight at new locations, before the year ends to deter motorists from flouting traffic rules.
The Traffic Police will be installing new digital cameras at 20 locations on expressways and main arterial roads to nab speeding motorists.
Crash helmet-mounted 360-degree cameras allow a unique view as Anthony Davidson and Roland Asch steer Silver Arrows at Goodwood.
According to a list obtained by The Straits Times, the police are installing more speed cameras and have shortlisted 140 roads as potential areas.
An in-car camera recording showed that the white Volkswagen Golf that crashed on the East Coast Parkway (ECP) was travelling at a very high speed.
On trial since January, 'average speed cameras' installed along Changi Coastal Road calculate a vehicle's average speed over a stretch.
Speed cameras installed on the streets of Sentosa have made an influence on driving behaviour, reported The Straits Times.
The Traffic Police has requested drivers with in-car cameras to send videos of speeding motorists to the authorities on top of uploading it on the internet.
The Traffic Police and GIA have formed a work group to look into measures to promote safe driving habits, such as introducing motor premium rebates.