Motorists fined almost EUR 3.2m since speedcam system introduced
Budapest, 2016. április 4. A budapesti Nagykõrösi úton telepÃtett Véda közúti intelligens kamerának nevezett új fix traffipaxok 2016. április 4-én. Az új kamerák, amelyek április 5-én reggeltõl fognak mûködni, sebességmérés mellett - a többi között - forgalomszámlálásra és többféle szabályszegés felismerésére, dokumentálására is alkalmasak. A rendszer 160 mobil sebességmérõt, valamint az ország egész területén 365 fixtelepÃtésû komplex közlekedésellenõrzõ pontot (KKEP) foglal magában, 134 útszakaszon. MTI Fotó: Koszticsák Szilárd
Budapest, May 17 (MTI) – Fines levied on motorists whose violations were caught on camera reached almost 1 billion forints (EUR 3.2m) in the first month of operation of a new traffic monitoring system, business daily Világgazdaság said on Tuesday.
Some 29,000 speeders have been caught by the system dubbed VEDA since its launch in April, the paper said. Fines were levied on 116 motorists for not wearing a seatbelt, on 68 for driving in the breakdown lane and on 27 for running a red light.
The VEDA system aims to support a European Union goal to halve road fatalities from 2010 levels within four years.
Source: http://mtva.hu/hu/hungary-matters
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