TheNewspaper.com: Driving Politics
Home >The Revolt > Camera Destruction > Italy, France, South Africa: Speed Cameras Disabled 
Print It Email It Tweet It

Italy, France, South Africa: Speed Cameras Disabled
Vigilantes around the world took out speed cameras for the holidays.

South Africa decorated camera
In Johannesburg, South Africa, festive vigilantes decided to decorate a speed camera on Christmas. The automated ticketing machine was covered in a black plastic bag with tinsel and a bright "Merry Christmas" sign.

In Velleron, France officials re-installed the speed camera on the RD31 last week Tuesday. According to La Provence, it had been covered in orange spraypaint a day after it had been repaired from a previous attack. In Vic-sous-Thil, brown spraypaint was used to disable the speed camera on the RD980 on Wednesday, Le Bien Public reported. According to Sud Ouest, vigilantes also spraypainted a pair of cameras on the RD810 in Tyrosse and Labenne on Wednesday.

In Spoleto, Italy, vigilantes covered the speed camera on the Via Flaminia with red spraypaint last week Monday, Tutt Oggi reported.



Related News
Australia, France, Germany: Speed Cameras Slashed, Torched

Cyprus, France, Germany: Speed Cameras Blinded With Spraypaint, Fire

Residents Fight Photo Radar In Guadeloupe, France and Germany

Maryland, France, Germany, Italy, UK: Opponents Take On Speed Cameras

Photo Radar Fails In Australia, France, Italy




View Main Topics:

Get Email Updates
Subscribe with Google
Subscribe via RSS or E-Mail

Back To Front Page


Front Page | Get Updates | Site Map | About Us | Search | RSS Feed
TheNewspaper.com: Driving politics
TheNewspaper.com