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Breaking news about Camera Accuracy (Page 34 of 35) 2/17/05 UK Bus Driver Disproves 81 MPH Camera Ticket Suffolk, UK bus driver disproves 81 MPH speed camera ticket. Camera Enforcement / Camera Accuracy READ MORE>> 2/16/05 UK Court Finds Long-Range Speed Camera Inaccurate UK judge throws out ProLaser speed camera evidence after man charged with driving 25 MPH above his car's top speed. Camera Enforcement / Camera Accuracy READ MORE>> 2/14/05 Chicago Embarrassed by Red Light Camera Goof The City of Chicago tickets the owner of a black Saturn for the actions of a black Jetta. Camera Enforcement / Camera Accuracy READ MORE>> 1/15/05 Canadian 'Disco' Radar Cam Under Scrutiny Canadian judge acquits man of speeding after photo radar camera declared to have a "disco" problem. Camera Enforcement / Camera Accuracy READ MORE>> 1/11/05 Engineer Challenges UK Camera Accuracy A UK engineer finds a significant flaw in the calibration of speed cameras. Camera Enforcement / Camera Accuracy READ MORE>> 1/10/05 Sydney: Zero Tolerance for Motorists, Not for Faulty Camera A camera in Sydney, Australia is clearly malfunctioning, but the government refuses to question the fines it has already issued. Camera Enforcement / Camera Accuracy READ MORE>> 12/27/04 Australia Pays $26 Million for Bogus Camera Tickets The Australian government begins making payments to individuals wrongly accused of speeding by photo radar cameras. Camera Enforcement / Camera Accuracy READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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