Estonian Police Criticize Bill Requiring Warning Signs for Mobile Speed Cameras

Estonian police have stated that a bill drafted by Riigikogu members, which would mandate warning signs hundreds of meters ahead of mobile speed camera zones, is 'driven by emotion' rather than practical considerations.

12 Mar, 09:16 — 12 Mar, 09:16

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Police: Mobile speed cameras warning signs bill 'driven by emotion'

A bill drafted by Riigikogu members to make it mandatory for mobile speed cameras to be marked with warning signs hundreds of meters ahead of the zone where speed readings will be taken is based on emotion, the police say.

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Estonian Police Criticize Bill Requiring Warning Signs for Mobile Speed Cameras

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