There are currently 25 sectoral speed cameras installed on Lithuanian state roads. Drivers who exceed the speed limit on sections where the aforementioned systems are installed will receive fines. The violation report will be sent in the same manner as when a speeding violation is registered with a stationary speed camera. Before entering each speed control section, drivers will be warned by special road signs informing about the speed cameras and the length of the section where the speed is measured.
In addition to the primary purpose of measuring the average speed of a vehicle, in the future it will be possible to check whether a car is insured, whether its technical inspection has been completed, and whether it is wanted in other countries. It is also planned that the system will allow checking whether vehicle drivers have paid road taxes.
The Lithuanian Road Administration points out that the purpose of the speed control system is not to punish, but rather to ensure traffic safety and encourage drivers to drive at the permitted speed, as speeding is one of the main causes of serious traffic accidents. According to preliminary data, about 70 percent of traffic accidents occur due to speeding.
How it works
Sector speed cameras take pictures of a car entering and leaving a lane. Speed cameras have two cameras and two clocks.
Each system has two cameras. One recognizes license plates, and the other captures the overall image. In addition, due to additional lighting, they perfectly identify license plates in the dark. Two autonomous clocks are needed for the speed measurement system to be extremely accurate - because the average speed is calculated based on the set time of entry into and exit from the measurement zone.
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