Traffic penalty revenue, can be said, to a certain extent, has made a great contribution to the revenue of government.
There are people who probably know what to do with parking, speeding, running red lights, and a lot of strange little-known rules.
With a penalty, there was a feeling of hollowing out government`s wallet and making him rich overnight.
In Adelaide, such a speeding camera generated nearly A $4 million last year alone.
Do you know where it is?
That`s right, it`s on South Eastern Freeway`s section in Leawood Gardens!
This camera has become one of the most overspeed capture cameras in South Australia for three years in a row, not one of them!
Recently, this camera is updating and upgrading again! Just to catch more speeding cars!
It is reported that in order to monitor speeding cars, especially speeding trucks and buses,
South Australia`s transportation department is currently updating its overspeed surveillance cameras at South Eastern Freeway on the Leawood Gardens section.
Not only the camera for more high-tech, even the location also moved! On the hillside!
Construction is under way, and workers have begun digging into the ground on which cameras are installed.
The move is not to increase the government`s revenue, but to snap more over-speed trucks and buses to secure road safety, even though it insisted that the move was not to increase the revenue.
But given the size of the fine, it has to be speculated about its true purpose.
It is reported that last year alone, the camera caught 8401 speeding violations and fined a total of 3979764 Australian dollars.
Equivalent to a fine of about $11000 a day!
Hearing this news, the broad chauffeur friend can explode the pot.
A truck driver said: "I think it`s a little too much."
Netizens have also left messages:
"Why don`t you install something useful to catch the stone-thrower!"
"because you can`t collect money."
"there`s a way that government won`t get a penny, slow down! Slow Down! It`s very simple ~ "
Others went to the transportation department`s website to ask why the cameras had not captured speeding buses and trucks!
But the relevant departments have yet to give a response.
It is also unclear when the new camera will be available.
Of course, it`s not the only revenue-generating speeding camera in South Australia,
in that small compile, the top ten fine line of the fine line of the South Australia`s fine line is the highest,
When you drive through these sections, please remember to slow down! Slow down! Slow down!
