Speed cameras are the worst nightmare of all Italian motorists, especially of all those who find themselves having to travel absolutely every day for work reasons.
There is a group of motorists particularly exposed to the risk of fines because of speed cameraswho is no longer able to travel in peace and serenity.
This is because the speed cameras mounted on the roads have increased visibly, they are more and more and above all more and more dangerousbecause then range does not escape anything.
Autovelox controls in the Italian territory have increased significantly that’s why
In some regions of Italy, especially in Lombardy, the posts of the traffic police have increased as they are increased mobile speed cameras installed along State Road 38. During the holiday season, however, they will increase even more.
The purpose of the increase in controls is only one: to keep an eye on the behavior of motorists for try to make them as responsible as possible.
Unfortunately, the number of accidents has increased significantly over the weeks. However, some accidents were fatal, which is why the need was felt increase controls especially in the most dangerous areas.
Where checks using speed cameras have been increased
They have been gone for weeks but now mobile speed cameras are about to come back into action also in the province of Sondrio. The Traffic Police took care of the checks on undisciplined motorists through the use of mobile speed cameras from which nothing escapes.
Starting from Saturday 10 December the Police will be present along State Road 38 per ensure the safety of motorists and to supervise compliance with speed limit rules.
To date, few, if not very few, respect the speed limits, excesses are the leading cause of accidents throughout Italy. Here because it is deemed necessary to intervene throughout the Italian territory.
It is advisable to always respect the limits, on any road, from the most dangerous to the safest, and to do so both for yourself and for others. The risk is not exclusively get hefty fines but also to endanger one’s own life and that of others.
Speed limits must always be respected. Here are what they are for cars, 50 km/h for urban roads and therefore for inhabited centres, 90 km/h for secondary extra-urban roads and therefore for state roads. Then 110 km/h for main suburban roadsexpressways and ring roads and finally 130 km/h for motorways.
