Speed cameras are the real nightmare of all motorists in the world, but they are also considered funds for the Municipalities because they allow you to make money without lifting a finger.
Like everything, these are also in updatethe more time passes, the more functions are added that aim to increase road safety, the latest novelty makes motorists from all over the world tremble.
In fact, new devices will arrive soon they monitor compliance with speed limits with much more precision than their predecessors. So no one will be able to get away with it.
What’s about to change for motorists
With the change of speed cameras, they are also preparing to change the rules of the road. For this reason, motorists are advised to inform themselves in order not to remain uninformed and risk heavy fines. On the other hand, the law does not admit ignorance.
Speed cameras are devices that monitor and detect the speed of vehicles they travel on all urban and extra-urban roads. They are equipped with two laser photocells.
These tools force motorists to respect the limits on various roads and are often used by law enforcement at checkpoints for weekend checks. There are two types.
The first is the fixed speed camera which is placed on urban roads or suburban, but also on the highways. The second is the mobile speed camera, which is mounted on unmarked police cars and can also be used on the move. The mobile speed camera can be the Videovelox or the Telelase.
Law Enforcement can choose which one to use and where to place it in a totally autonomous way, without having to ask for the authorization of the Prefect.
What is happening in the province of Treviso
From now on, motorists in the province of Treviso must keep the alert high because starting from 15 November there are some important news regarding the Treviso-mare stretch of road. In fact, a fixed speed camera active 24 hours a day has been installed along this road which forces motorists to respect the limit of 70 km/h.
Those who do not respect the limit are forced to pay significant fines established by art. 142 paragraph 7, 8, 9 and 9-bis of the Highway Code. Anyone who exceeds the speed limit by no more than 10 km/h receives one fine from 42 to 173 euros.
If you exceed the limits by more than 10 km/h and do not go beyond 40 km/h, you will receive a fine ranging from 173 to 695 euros, with the deduction of 3 points from your driving licence.
Those who exceed them by more than 40 km/h and no more than 60 km/h, has a fine ranging from 544 to 2,174 euros, with the reduction of six points from the license plus the suspension of the document from 1 to three months. Those who exceed the limits of more than 60 km/h, on the other hand, are forced to pay a fine ranging from 847 to 3,389 euros with the deduction of 10 points from the licence, suspended from 6 months to a year.
