Speed cameras improving safety or raising revenue?

Auteur(s)
Tay, R.
Jaar
Samenvatting

Despite numerous studies showing the effectiveness of speed enforcement, especially automated speed enforcement, in reducing crashes, public debate still continues in regard to the revenue-raising aspect of speed enforcement. Using speed camera enforcement data from the City of Edmonton, this study found that catching offenders had a significant effect in reducing injury crashes that was beyond the deterrent effect provided by the presence of police on the roads alone. The apprehension of offenders is therefore a key component needed to maximise the effectiveness of the speed camera programme and not solely as a means to raise revenue.

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Publicatie

Bibliotheeknummer
I E146395 /10 /70 /73 / ITRD E146395
Uitgave

Journal of Transport Economics and Policy. 2010 /05. 44(2) Pp247-257 (41 Refs.)

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