❓ The WA government in 2011 did not include point-to-point speed cameras in its speed enhancement program, citing ongoing development and research in other jurisdictions as reasons for not implementing the technology at that time.
AnsweredQoN 6497Legislative Assembly
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What is the current status of proposals for point to point speed cameras to be installed in Western Australia; and
(a) if none, why not; and
(b) if yes, what is the time frame and anticipated cost of the introduction of such cameras?
(a) if none, why not; and
(b) if yes, what is the time frame and anticipated cost of the introduction of such cameras?
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Answered
1 December 2011
Responded by
Minister for Road Safety
Response time
30 days
(a) Point-to-point cameras were not included in the State Government's speed enhancement program.
The development and application of point-to-point technology is undergoing significant change in other jurisdictions, who are still examining ways to maintain reliable enforcement systems. Further, they are undertaking research projects to develop best practice and national standards for point-to-point systems.
(b) N/A
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The development and application of point-to-point technology is undergoing significant change in other jurisdictions, who are still examining ways to maintain reliable enforcement systems. Further, they are undertaking research projects to develop best practice and national standards for point-to-point systems.
(b) N/A
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