RAC debunks myths about evading average speed cameras
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 11:24 · Archive
The RAC has dispelled misconceptions about avoiding penalties from average speed cameras.
The RAC has challenged widespread misconceptions about how to avoid penalties from average speed cameras. The organisation warns that commonly believed tactics, such as changing lanes or braking under gantries, will not prevent drivers from receiving tickets.
The debunking comes as drivers seek ways to evade detection by the cameras, which measure average speed between two points rather than instantaneous speed at a single location.
How it is being reported
- UK drivers warned commonly believed speed camera myth won't save them from ticketThe RAC has debunked common driving myths about dodging average speed cameras by changing lanes or braking under gantries.York Press · 7 Oct, 09:58
- UK drivers warned commonly believed speed camera myth won't save them from ticketThe RAC has debunked common driving myths about dodging average speed cameras by changing lanes or braking under gantries.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 7 Oct, 09:58
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