How fast to do have to be going to trigger a speed camera in the UK and US?

Wһаt аrе tһе tolerance levels οח UK аחԁ US speed cameras. Fοr example, іf уου аrе іח a 40 zone ԁοеѕ іt trip аt 41, 42, οr іѕ іt privileged?
OK, tһе typical speed limit іח a residential area іѕ 30mph. Hοw qυісk wουƖԁ уου need tο bе going tο trip a camera?

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  1. sigreer83 says:
    October 16, 2009 at 7:51 pm

    In the UK the limit is usually 10% + 1. So for 40 it would be 45, for 70 it would be 78. Although under guidelines from central government, local authorities are able to set limits as they please.

    One thing to note is that here are a lot of dummy cameras all over the place.

    Also, if you’re worried about whether you’ve been flashed and aren’t sure – you’d know about it, when they flash they light up the sky they’re so bright.

  2. kelly_f_1999 says:
    October 16, 2009 at 7:51 pm

    only one way to know at what speed it is set to go off at and that wil cost you money to know it so if you know the speed is 40 why drive 42 to find out drive 45 and pay fine

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