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Israel's Speed Cameras Issue Over 367,000 Speeding Tickets This Year
Israeli police have significantly increased speeding tickets issued by A-3 cameras, with over 367,000 issued this year. A new policy, implemented in August, sets variable enforcement thresholds for cameras based on road risk, making it difficult for drivers to know the exact trigger point.
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- 01Israeli speed cameras have issued over 367,000 speeding tickets this year.
- 02A new policy sets variable speed camera thresholds based on road risk.
- 03This change has led to a 36% increase in speeding tickets in the last 2.5 months.
- 04Drivers can no longer predict the exact speed that will trigger a ticket.
- 05The Israel Police will continue using these cameras until at least 2029.
This has led to a 36% increase in speeding tickets in the last 2.5 months compared to the previous period. The police aim to encourage adherence to legal speeds and will continue using these cameras until at least 2029.
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