A disguised cellular velocity digicam is catching out drivers travelling too quick in Sydney's northwest.
Pictures of the sneaky velocity digicam have been despatched in to 2GB's Ben Fordham.
The digicam is mounted on a automotive parked alongside a nature strip on Palmyra Avenue, Lethbridge Park.
Whereas the warning signal figuring out the velocity digicam is obvious to drivers travelling in a single route, it isn't seen to drivers heading within the different route, being obscured by a tree.
Transport for New South Wales has beforehand stated the cellular velocity digicam program shouldn't be about income elevating, however about saving lives.
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Deputy secretary security, surroundings and regulation for Transport NSW Tara McCarthy stated investigation is underway.
"The NSW Authorities is dedicated to making sure roof high indicators on cellular velocity digicam automobiles are seen to motorists to offer a warning and permit motorists to regulate their behaviours," she stated.
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"An investigation is underway into this specific location and Transport for NSW is working with cellular velocity digicam distributors to make sure roof high indicators are seen throughout each enforcement session."