It is supposed to go motorists who do not give a damn about speed limits.
Sometimes it is really difficult to understand why you should drive at 80 km / h if 180 km / h were okay. But of course there are also good reasons to slow down. Schools for example. Or kindergartens. Or old people's homes. Or hospitals for my sake - I wonder if speed 30 is really lower than speed 50. (Could depend on which gear you drive in ..)
And then of course there are the areas where Tempo 50 applies and then flashes are also used, primarily because it is simply worthwhile. You got used to it. Woman too. For example, a few weeks ago my wife was flashed in a test car when we were together on the way to Offenbach. In Offenbach - an insignificant provincial nest in southern Hesse, right next to the Main metropolis Frankfurt - there is also a particularly well camouflaged speed camera. No matter how well disguised, my wife found it. A fancy photo that was passed on to us a few days ago from the Nissan headquarters shows this.
Now you always had the security, only one car is always flashed and if it is just as fast as me next to me, but drives through the measurement a few inches in front of me, then it will be cashed and not me.
Now it is over.
"PEAK GAIN Systems Inc." has now introduced a “Multi-Target Photo Radar System”. This new shoebox-sized system can monitor up to 4 lanes at the same time and keeps vehicles in view during a longer section. At the same time, it recognizes the license plates and makes the recording available for multiple use. In this way, the person supervised with the evaluation can fast-forward and rewind the recorded video. And as a special feature, this monitoring system marks every vehicle in the controlled zone with constantly updated speed information.
Impressively presented in the video: