Motoring offenses hit record high Published: 31st March 2006 Category: Statistics & Research Reader's Rage:     [18votes] Recently released figures reveal that in 2004 there were 13.5 million motoring offenses - that's about 1 for every 2 cars in the country. Of these there were 11 million fixed penalty notices which includes just over 2 million issued from speed cameras.
The increase in speed camera tickets is 6% higher than in 2003 and double that from 2001 raking in ?130 million in fines during 2004.
These numbers are likely to increase as 233 new camera sites have been approved for 2006-2007.
Information sourced in part or in full from: Daily MailOur comment: The number of speeding tickets issued has doubled in 3 years. If cameras are so great then surely they should be reducing the number of speeding motorists, not increasing them? Printer friendly version
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