Speed cameras are going digital in Victoria Australia
In Victoria Australia the Speed and Red Light Cameras are being upgraded to the latest digital technologies.
Redflex Traffic Systems has won a contract to upgrade the current wet-film technology speedcameras to the new digital ones. This means that there is now no chance that the speed camera has run out of film. If it flashes you have been captured on camera.
The official Redflex Traffic Systems press release:
Victorian Red-Light and Speed Systems 13 July 2009 Redflex Traffic Systems Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Redflex Holdings Limited, is pleased to announce the execution of further contracts with the Department of Justice of Victoria to install Redflex red-light and speed systems at a total of 16 intersections around Victoria.
Redflex Traffic Systems will supply, install and maintain the camera systems. These contracts are worth over $4 million Australian Dollars.
Redflex is already a leading supplier of traffic enforcement systems and services to the State of Victoria, having a large number of combined red-light and speed systems, freeway speed, and point-to-point speed systems in operation for many years.
Redflex is pleased to be participating in the State Government’s program to upgrade existing wet film red light cameras to digital technology in its efforts to continue to improve safety on the roads.
Comments
Posted by NickG on Wed Jul 15, 2009 9:10 am
Is this a flash-back post from the 90's?!
Surely all speed cameras have been digital for nearly a decade now like they have in the UK.
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Posted by MaFt on Wed Jul 15, 2009 12:04 pm
NickG Wrote:
Is this a flash-back post from the 90's?!
Surely all speed cameras have been digital for nearly a decade now like they have in the UK.
not all have been digital in the uk... and certainly not for the last 10 years!
Posted by NickG on Wed Jul 15, 2009 9:10 am
