With speeding offences on the rise, more speed cameras and stricter limits may come into force. What’s your experience of speed enforcement - do more cameras make roads safer or do they just raise revenue?
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00:00It does make things safer, but by the same token it also is an easy cash-making idea.
00:08And motorists, I think, are penalised more than any others these days, unfortunately.
00:15Maybe a few more cameras might be better, because it will reduce injuries and people crashing the cars.
00:22You know, it's a deterrent really, isn't it?
00:25I travel up and down the country day in, day out.
00:29I don't believe doing 34 or 54 in a 50 zone is speeding.
00:36I've been caught that many times, I've been up to 12 points, I'm back on zero points now.
00:41I think it's just a money-making scheme.
00:44I agree with city centres being a lot for kids running around and pedestrians,
00:49but this day and age the cars are more powerful, the speeds of the cars are more powerful,
00:55the brakes are a lot better. I just think it's a money-making scheme for councils.