SPECS Speed Cameras

SPECS average speed camera systems utilise a video system with Automatic Number Plate Reading (ANPR). The system normally consisting of a minimum of two cameras each fitted with infra red illuminators to allow them to work 24hrs 7days a week. They are generally mounted on gantries above the road to allow all lanes to be covered. SPECS speed cameras can monitor up to four lanes of traffic at any one time.

How does it work?

The numberplate of a vehicle is read as it passes a camera. It is then read again digitally by a separate camera further along the road. If the average speed is over a certain level above the allowed speed, the numberplate, speed and images are logged and a speeding ticket can be automatically issued.

This information can then berelayed by transmitting to a central office via fibre optic cables or digital recorded on discs stored in cabinets at the roadside. Which can be collected and changed, by police or speed check staff.
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