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6/15/06
UK: Neighborhoods Turned into Speed Camera Traps
Average speed cameras will turn entire neighborhoods into speed traps in the UK.
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6/7/06
Gatso Updates Speed Camera Technology
The leading speed camera maker quadruples the number of tickets that can be issued simultaneously.
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4/28/06
Cash-Strapped Nestor Re-introduces Old Speed Camera Technology
Nestor introduces undetectable speed camera system to help stop the company's mounting financial losses.
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4/10/06
UAE: Cameras to Issue Tickets for Shoulder Driving
Massive camera expansion in the United Arab Emirates includes new shoulder driving ticket cameras in Dubai.
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4/3/06
UAE: Black Box Speeding Tickets Become Reality
The United Arab Emirates government will monitor, track, tax and ticket every driver with a mandatory black box.
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3/17/06
New Camera Mails Tickets to Noisy Cars
New technology allows police to mail automated tickets to cars with loud stereos and noisy exhausts.
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2/24/06
Israel: Traffic Cameras Used to Silence Political Opposition
Non-violent political protest is being stifled with evidence from Israeli traffic cameras.
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