In this video, we look at how Speed camera vans work and answer some common questions about them. Speed Camera Vans (commonly known as ‘Speed Vans’) were int.. Bhud wrote: The operator then has to physically put down the pie and get in his chair at the back (or front, or side, whichever has the open window), aim his camera at you and take a snapshot. If that camera shows you were speeding, the other cameras’ evidence will be used to support the prosecution.
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