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RUT950 on average speed traps (view source)
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Lithuania's police have started installing speed cameras that record a vehicle's medium speed in a certain section, rather than its instant speed.
Lithuania's police have started installing speed cameras that record a vehicle's medium speed in a certain section, rather than its instant speed.
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==Summary==
==Summary==
The usual fixed gauge records the instantaneous speed - one flash and the speed of the car leaking in the picture. In addition, such gauges only cover over speed. The sectional average speed meter works completely differently. The Mobotix AG system installed in Marijampolė with the Lithuanian company Teltonika data communication equipment captures every passing car and then calculates whether the driver of the entire section drove at an acceptable speed.
The usual fixed gauge records the instantaneous speed - one flash and the speed of the car leaking in the picture. In addition, such gauges only cover over speed. The sectional average speed meter works completely differently. The Mobotix AG system installed in Marijampolė with the Lithuanian company Teltonika data communication equipment captures every passing car and then calculates whether the driver of the entire section drove at an acceptable speed.