In a recent announcement, Deputy Premier Paul Toole said new Signs are set to be placed on the top of each police vehicle that has a mobile speed camera aboard, with the aim of providing motorists with fair warning of the camera's presence.
Toole said the aim was to get the balance right between motorists who want to do what is right and others who deliberately put lives at risk and should get a fine. He added:
“There is no excuse for speeding – and with these new signs, in addition to the 1,000 fixed signs we’re already rolling out, motorists will have every opportunity to change their behaviour and ensure the safety of everyone on the road.”
Double sided, the signs will be retractable and placed on the top of vehicles with mobile speed cameras from as early as February.
Professional printing services have often been enlisted to assist in major signage roll-outs such as this, which is expected to take several months to complete.
It is hoped the new signs will be effective in lowering the number of lives lost through road accidents, reducing speeding and making roads safer. Caringbah also has a fixed camera located in Captain Cook Drive, located between Gannons and Cawarra roads.
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