Radarbans

Radarbans are a type of speed enforcement camera system. These systems utilize Doppler radar technology to measure the speed of approaching vehicles. When a vehicle is detected exceeding a predetermined speed limit, the system can trigger a camera to capture images of the vehicle, including its license plate. These images are then typically used by law enforcement to issue citations. Radarbans are often deployed in areas with high accident rates or persistent speeding issues. They can be mounted on temporary poles or integrated into permanent structures along roadways. The primary purpose of radarbans is to deter speeding and improve road safety by increasing driver awareness of their speed. Their presence is intended to encourage drivers to adhere to posted speed limits, thereby reducing the risk of collisions and improving traffic flow. The implementation and use of radarbans are subject to varying regulations depending on the jurisdiction.