I've seen the same tactic on Gunghalin Drive. Camera van in the middle of the median strip, those 2 motor bike cops hiding behind some bushes at Palmerston.

(sarcasm mode) yeah... like this area of ginninderra drive is the worst for accidents. didnt i read somewhere that they just made an extra 650 roads eligible for speed cameras?

i hear over in england they are setting up two sets of camera on roads so the first one reads your speed and the time. if your going the speed limit its all fine and dandy. then the second set reads your speed and logs the time aswell. once again doing the speed limit its all good. the catch is the system is set up so that if you were doing the speed limit between the cameras all along, you should reach the second camera in a preset (or less) time. if you are a certain margin or over faster then you have obviously been speeding and are issued a ticket. fun! and its not like it would be hard to set up here. so not only are you supposed to be paranoid about running into 1 or 2 cameras, you have to be paranoid about how long it took between them!!

JETHED said:
"so not only are you supposed to be paranoid about running into 1 or 2 cameras, you have to be paranoid about how long it took between them!!"

Well, actually you are just supposed to travel at the speed limit... (Yes, I know - absolutely ridiculous idea)

And I believe they had introduced something like this along the Hume, but only for trucks... not just to monitor speed, but to enforce rest breaks.

Man, your getting old chainsaw!