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Speeding Q&A superthread

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  • #32
    mikeecho
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/124247117#Comment_124247117

    See post #2, for the range



  • #33
    josip
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    A reminder that based on Twitter posts, the handheld units can detect speeding up to at least 900m and presumably beyond. And that this https://maps.app.goo.gl/d9ixuJDntxm9Ctmj9 is a favoured location of AGS in unmarked (red) cars to detect speeding on the 1.6km, 2 lane straight, on the Waterford bypass.



  • #34
    josip
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    How long does it take the guards with a laser gun to send out the speeding fine? Asking for a friend :)



  • #35
    steinbock123
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    Was travelling over the Sally Gap yesterday afternoon, a wet,windy,misty day, and right at the top, sneakily parked in a dip in the road, was a gosafe van. Hardly a major speeding spot, I would have thought. The middle of nowhere in fact, and a narrow, bumpy road along the side of a mountain.

    I thought they were only supposed to be deployed in major speeding blackspots ?



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