Any one can help here in this????

[vangelis]

New Traffic Cameras in Dubai are not just nice looking - they are intelligent technology.

First thing is that these cameras do NOT flash. They can take photos in complete darkness through ultra-light sensors, so even if it does not flash, it could have caught you. They also automatically read your number plate from the picture taken.
Now, here comes the catch. These cameras are continuous photo-taking cameras and they will take your photo regardless if you have been speeding or not. Then the next camera in 3-5 kms again does the same. Now, instead of checking your speed through advanced radars, these cameras are very simple and all they do is calculate how fast you traveled between the 2 cameras. If you arrived at the next camera early or faster than 120 km/h (or whatever the speed limit is) then you get fined.
What does this mean?

It means that you can stop speeding up between cameras and slowing down as it does not matter anymore. If you are speeding in between 2 cameras you will get fined. I can post a pdf file with all details of this radar.

I remember one of the members here was working at this field and hope he can come up with a solution for this kind of radars!! hopefully

Thanks all for your help

[Erik]

It's a swedish company. :hihi:

http://www.sensys.se/Templates/ProductOverview1.aspx?PageID=3605d4c1-6b33-4c2b-8f79-0f5076ad6851

From Sweden with love :D

[vangelis]

It's a swedish company. :hihi:

http://www.sensys.se/Templates/ProductOverview1.aspx?PageID=3605d4c1-6b33-4c2b-8f79-0f5076ad6851

From Sweden with love :D

YESSS .. that's ittttt :vgrumpy:

[colfax]

nobody man only god!


New Traffic Cameras in Dubai are not just nice looking - they are intelligent technology.

First thing is that these cameras do NOT flash. They can take photos in complete darkness through ultra-light sensors, so even if it does not flash, it could have caught you. They also automatically read your number plate from the picture taken.
Now, here comes the catch. These cameras are continuous photo-taking cameras and they will take your photo regardless if you have been speeding or not. Then the next camera in 3-5 kms again does the same. Now, instead of checking your speed through advanced radars, these cameras are very simple and all they do is calculate how fast you traveled between the 2 cameras. If you arrived at the next camera early or faster than 120 km/h (or whatever the speed limit is) then you get fined.
What does this mean?

It means that you can stop speeding up between cameras and slowing down as it does not matter anymore. If you are speeding in between 2 cameras you will get fined. I can post a pdf file with all details of this radar.

I remember one of the members here was working at this field and hope he can come up with a solution for this kind of radars!! hopefully

Thanks all for your help

[mr]

hmmm .. we do have a similar system here in Austria which is called "section control".
It's installed on a few tunnels and parts of our Autobahn.
The only difference between your system and ours is, that ours is so big (installed on big "bridges" across the Autobahn), that you can't miss it.

[vangelis]

Here is small and in black color and hard to find it untill you become so close,, and they have installed 500+ so far :( ,, planning to install 1200 by Jan 2009.

[roadrunner]

It's a swedish company. :hihi:

http://www.sensys.se/Templates/ProductOverview1.aspx?PageID=3605d4c1-6b33-4c2b-8f79-0f5076ad6851

From Sweden with love :D

So did you swedes find ways to trick them - or is gotland ring the answer

[ben916]

Nothing a little target practice can't fix....

[Hy Octane]

Try not speeding or running red lights. That should fix the problem..

[RXBG]

simple- coat your license tag with reflective spray. lol.

[vangelis]

simple- coat your license tag with reflective spray. lol.

System properties

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[kju]

just dont carry a number plate , or carry a "wrong one" ;)

[Aronis]

Big Brother is watching you. It's not about safety but about MONEY.

The premise is that people who drive fast are dangerous. Prove that before automatically ticketing people.

This kind of system should be viewed with some healthy scepticizm.

Mike

[DuckWingDuck]

frankly, that's why my car still looks like this:

<img src=http://pictures.twilightstar.net/d/21913-2/IMG_0014.JPG>