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Miss_lolly wrote:sharfraz wrote:Miss_lolly wrote:Captain Australia wrote:In the last few days a bunch of new speed cameras have been installed along Shaikh Zayed Rd, all the way down to the Abu Dhabi border.
Anyone know any more info on them? Is it still speed-business-as-usual, ie 140ks in the 120 zone and you're 'safe'? Also, someone at work said that they don't flash in the daytime like the older ones do. That's bad news because you won't know you've been done for a while.
What's going on? Are they all over Dubai as well?
well i found myself drinving more then 120 & till now didn t recieve any fines
even in jumeirah with 90/km so many times & nothing
never expect me to speed... I strictly follow the rules...
5 to 10kms tolerance level....
ohhhh
i m gonna be sick if i didn t
kingkong wrote:I got a Phd in radar technology & speeding..only after reading this entire thread!!!
Wednesday Jones wrote:Imagine the revenue these cameras will generate!
kingkong wrote:I have a serious doubt that RTA recently issues fines of 500, 700 upto 800 AED for no reason.Where is the proof? Just the photo of the number plate is not enough!!!
I doubt seriously....just to generate money, they fine.i got AED 600 fine ..and I never crossed 100..I'm sure it is cheating.2 of my colleagues got the same fine & they too did not speed up...
Now this can be a technical mistake or purposely done by RTA...
I don't know how to prove...
sharfraz wrote:kingkong wrote:I have a serious doubt that RTA recently issues fines of 500, 700 upto 800 AED for no reason.Where is the proof? Just the photo of the number plate is not enough!!!
I doubt seriously....just to generate money, they fine.i got AED 600 fine ..and I never crossed 100..I'm sure it is cheating.2 of my colleagues got the same fine & they too did not speed up...
Now this can be a technical mistake or purposely done by RTA...
I don't know how to prove...
dude,you can go for a cop contest...
will that be any worth here?
Wednesday Jones wrote:Someone I work with got fined twice for speeding, she asked for proof, got a photo of a different car - prob something to do with some idiot data inputter at RTA. After much argument they told her to pay the fine then challenge it through Dubai Courts. She didn't really have a choice, and didn't pursue it though the courts, in her opinion far far too much hassle, time wasting and cost.
funkygibbon wrote:just another update on this thread...
driving towards dubai last night i tucked behind a Cayenne doing 145kmh through all those cameras and not one flashed
so i decided to subscribe to the notion that these cameras aren't operational yet, then driving towards abu dhabi this morning i did about 150-160 through the last two cameras going AD-bound, and the last one flashed me.
i'll wait and see if i get a fine or if it is just being tested.
in any case, thought it might be of interest to anyone who regularly uses that road
"Lieutenant Colonel Saif Muhair Al Mazroui, Acting Director of Dubai Police's Traffic Department, said many new radars did not flash when they caught offenders.
"If there is enough light through which the radar can catch an offender it does not flash. So, motorists should not rely on radars flashing."
quatroporte wrote:now Dubai police says it MAY not flash if there is enough light... which means during broad day light... however, I was flashed during a clear sunny day at 2pm..."Lieutenant Colonel Saif Muhair Al Mazroui, Acting Director of Dubai Police's Traffic Department, said many new radars did not flash when they caught offenders.
"If there is enough light through which the radar can catch an offender it does not flash. So, motorists should not rely on radars flashing."
but the fact that those Radars may or may-not flash will cause so much troubles... and this is annoying!
Source: http://www.gulfnews.com/nation/Traffic_ ... 70452.html
sage & onion wrote:quatroporte wrote:now Dubai police says it MAY not flash if there is enough light... which means during broad day light... however, I was flashed during a clear sunny day at 2pm..."Lieutenant Colonel Saif Muhair Al Mazroui, Acting Director of Dubai Police's Traffic Department, said many new radars did not flash when they caught offenders.
"If there is enough light through which the radar can catch an offender it does not flash. So, motorists should not rely on radars flashing."
but the fact that those Radars may or may-not flash will cause so much troubles... and this is annoying!
Source: http://www.gulfnews.com/nation/Traffic_ ... 70452.html
They flash, midday I have seen them going off a couple of times. Best way is to respect the speed limit and then no problem. It is such a pain to be following behind some fool on Emirates Road, speeding upto 160 and then braking heavily down to 100 every couple of km's
DubaiInformationSite wrote:it's called raising revenues in tough times. it is no secret that dubai is facing some serious issues. so since it cant just print the dirhams, it has resorted to tapping the pockets of the people it does not tax!!!
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sage & onion wrote:DubaiInformationSite wrote:it's called raising revenues in tough times. it is no secret that dubai is facing some serious issues. so since it cant just print the dirhams, it has resorted to tapping the pockets of the people it does not tax!!!
The Dubai Information Site
This is absolute nonsense, the reason for the dramatic increase in cameras is simply to try and reduce the traffic accidents caused by high speed.