Israeli drivers face big fines - police have taken measures
The Israel Police has received new American laser speed detection systems, the LTI 20/20 TruCAM II. These devices automatically record violations on video and recognize license plates, allowing fines to be issued without stopping the driver. A significant increase in the number of speeding tickets is expected.
The Israel Police has received new American laser speed detection systems, the LTI 20/20 TruCAM II. These devices can automatically record violations on video and recognize license plates, enabling fines to be issued without stopping the driver. This is expected to simplify the detection of speeding violations and increase the number of offenders caught. The new radars can monitor traffic from elevated positions, such as pedestrian bridges, and detect even minor speeding. The article lists fine amounts: exceeding the limit by up to 25 km/h — 250 shekels, by 26–40 km/h — 750 shekels and 8 penalty points, by 41–50 km/h — 1500 shekels and 10 points, over 51 km/h — 10 points and a court hearing. Previously, "Cursor" reported on a large-scale nationwide police operation to check drivers.