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The NEW speed and belt/phone camera in Spain. Look out guys!!
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I'm glad that Spain is now sufficiently rich to invest in these expensive gadgets...
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As I posted on another thread, these cameras will only be triggered in the same way a regular speed camera does.....by speeding.
It CANNOT be triggered by having your hand near your ear and cannot differentiate between a seatbelt and a patterned shirt.
The new camera doesn't take a single shot when triggered in the way regular cameras do....it takes shorts at 50 frames per second and very high quality.
When it is scrutinised to accertain the reg no etc the picture is clear enough to see the driver pick his nose and which nostril is being picked.
IT STILL NEEDS A PERSON TO LOOK AT IT ! and to snap every car AND scrutinised it would far outweigh the revenue in man hours.
Of course, if you aren't speeding you won't get snapped so hang your arm out the window, wear your flip flops, don't wear your glasses and let rover sit on the dashboard with little Johnie......the camera won't get you.
Again....it's nothing more than a high clarity camera which still needs triggering by speed.
IT STILL NEEDS A PERSON TO LOOK AT IT.
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Don't be too sure John. I was reading the instructions ( yeh, bored ) of my old Fuji camera at the week end. It can recognise a face if I name it will store it.
I think with today's software the frames could analised and presented to a human with 95% certainty of an infringement for phone or seatbelt. OK, it might miss a lot more than a human but it will still have rich pickings and put the fear of death into the Spanish drivers.
A phone offence, they have the number plate, so surely they can look up the possible driver, his/her phone number and see if a call was in progress. Many new cars, esp in America, they could even ask the car's computer who was wearing seatbelts, in theory at least.
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Well, yes.In Australia a driver was successfully prosecuted for scratching his ear whilst driving. I guess living upside down can make you a bit crazy.
In Australia a driver was successfully prosecuted for scratching his ear whilst driving.
Happened about 3 years ago - he was picking his ear. I can't remember the details, but ear's another story from Japan.That is so absurd I'd love to know the full story.
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Happened about 3 years ago - he was picking his ear.
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