Speed cameras in Buckinghamshire, England have been attacked so many times that officials have spent £28,358 (US $44,215) on repairs in the past twelve months, according to Mix96 radio.

The automated ticketing machine on the A41 was hit on July 27, 2009 for £8050 (US $12,551) in damages. The Elmhurst Road camera was hit December 12, 2009 for £8150 (US $12,707). The Aylesbury Road camera was hit three times between November 10, 2009 and February 24, 2010 for £4373 (US $6818) in repairs. The Slough Road camera was hit March 17 for £323 in damages (US $503). the Beaconsfield Road camera was hit May 6 for £7462 (US $11634) in damages. No damage estimate is yet available for the August 10 attack on a Wycombe Road camera.

A speed camera in Jura, France was left as a pile of wreckage after it failed to stop a collision at 8:20am on Thursday. The device had been busy issuing tickets on the RN83 when a driver swerved into the guardrail to avoid hitting another car. The swerving vehicle ended up slamming into the radar, which left three injured, Le Progres reported.

In Unac, France a pair of British citizens attacked a speed camera Monday night, La Depeche reported. While smashing the device, a police car arrived and caught the pair who were given suspended sentences and community service.