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Old 07-12-2004 | 09:12 PM
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Mobile Speed Cameras

The TP's mobile speed camera was spotted along Frankel Avenue towards East Coast Rd just before the Caltex Station. Was tipped off by my brother at around 0930 and passed there myself 10 mins later and confirmed it. The interesting thing is that while I was crawling towards the camera at 50km/h, I held up a long convoy of vehicles with an Altis attempting to overtake me. After passing the camera and stopping side by side at the lights near the end of Frankel Avenue near East Coast Road, he actually wind down his window and said Thank You. So all u brudders out there in the East, esp Neon and Sam, watch out! Cheers!
Old 07-12-2004 | 09:42 PM
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i saw a LTA/TP roadblock last nite whilst on the bus....
at the road behind Bedok Reservoir going towards Temasek Polytechnic...
Highway Patrol car + couple of bikes.. couldn't see if their paltes were TP or LTA.....
also saw some vans along the side of the road.... seemed like catching modded cars.....

beware they are EVERYWHERE!!!!
Old 07-12-2004 | 11:42 PM
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Well thats really good info. I don;t stay near the east but at least i'll remember should I drive past that area...
Old 07-13-2004 | 11:32 AM
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geez... that's gd info... I tend to be heavy footed. Miraculously, always got some kind souls beamed me in the past. I am more worried about those radar on bikes that the TP are introducing soon(or have they started? the newspaper says next year).

Btw, those who got their car from mm, is it speed limited to 180km/h?
Old 07-14-2004 | 10:31 AM
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No and yes.

No - Doesnt have speed limiter at 187km/h

Yes - Car electronically limited to 248km/h ( if i remembered correctly....)
Old 07-15-2004 | 06:03 AM
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another famous spots: mandai road.. from yishun towards zoo that stretch....
Old 07-15-2004 | 09:31 PM
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The bridge on lentor towards yishun before yishun ave 1. Always have mobile on it. My colleague alerted me the other time.
Old 07-18-2004 | 03:00 PM
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Guys,

Dun bloody speed....me got caught... and Is the radar on bike!

from TPE SLE rushing for gal appointment KNN catch me..... they are everywhere now.....

then next day 2 idiot stop me say my car highly modified they suspect...I wanna f...k them...... they say want bring me back LTA and keep my car till over the weekend till monday....

after the change their mind say...dun let them see me again.. and ask me changed everything asap, or double my fine...... damn kuay lan.....

I am gonna make a decal....." CATCH ME IF YOU CAN"
Old 07-18-2004 | 09:10 PM
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u should make one "MY car is STOCK"...
and yea..they are EVERYWHERE..... saw TP caught a lorry last nite...

sat. nite PIE exit bedok north got rdblock also.....

that's why sat. i wuz speeding around safely on a go-kart track instead... :P
So much fun
Old 07-23-2004 | 02:19 AM
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Do not speed this few weeks with all the news about new camera system........blah blah and yadda yadda yadda......

North Area ....Mobile Speed camera set are always around this area:
Lentor Ave (after bus stop - near the Zone Map display after exiting Yishun CTE exit) - 70km/hr. Almost kena this two weeks ago....saw van, jammed brake from 98km/hr...to 75km/hr within 3-5 sec....lucky.
Mandai Road....I think near the zoo - both sides. Speed Limit : 70km/hr
Gambas Ave - always on the side leading towards Woodlands. Speed Limit 60km/hr
Old 07-23-2004 | 04:03 AM
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On ECP, there's a white Volvo patrol car. I was speeding, luckily behind it, manage to come to a slow by the time I spotted it just 20-30 meter away ahead of me.

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Old 07-25-2004 | 10:09 AM
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Traffic Police using an undercover Volvo car SCQ 5069 along the expressways with speed camera. Pls do not speed these few days on the roads! Lastly after u pass the tanjong katong flyover the over headbridge for pedestrain working there r 3 cops in cover at nite 1 using the ladtop and the other 2 using the pda on the way to changi at ecp!
Old 07-26-2004 | 05:12 AM
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hmmm look out

All my frds kindly tell your dear ones who
are driving or riding to be careful. Dun let the
Goverment take back our hard earned money.

Mobile Speed Camera / Volvo Sightings / Spot
checks & Mobile Camera
1) Tanjong Katong Flyover
2) Telok Blangah Viaduct. Flyover over telok
Blangah road along world trade
centre.(near carribean condo)
3) Upper Changi Road, at a secluded lobang opp
Singapore Expo. Blue Police
van with camera taking through van's side window
4) Hougang Ave 3 towards Ang Mo kio, below the
flyover
5) Upper serangoon road, opposite Serangoon Sec
Sch, towards Sengkang
6) TPE just after Tampines Ave 10 exit (under
the bridge)
7) Jalan Boon Lay towards AYE (Near Chartered
Industries of Singapore,
Jurong Point)
8) Lentor Ave
9) Clementi Ave 6
10) Old upper Thomson road, going towards Lornie
Road/Toa Payoh/Braddell
direction
11) Bartley Road/Braddell road (opp old outram
instiute) before underpass
12) Pasir Panjang Road (between the wholesale
market & PSA Gate 5)
13) Gambas Avenue towards Woodlands
14) Mandai road
15) Tampines Road adjacent to Paya Lebar airbase
16) SLE joining CTE (under the bridge)
17) TPE Sengkang exit (under the bridge)
18) KJE (Along road shoulder, near new military
camp)
19) KJE Choa Chu Kang exit. (under the bridge)
20) SLE towards Woodlands Ave 2 (under the
bridge or after bends)

BMW/Volvo Sightings
1) East Coast F1 car park aka Last carpark
2) TPE leading to Sengkang/Punggol also hot
areas.
3) AMK ave 5 leading to Sengkang.
4) AYE (Jln Ahmad Ibrahim near to Jurong Bird
Park)
5) SLE near YCK

Spot Checks / Roadblocks
1) Fort Road exit
2) Loyang road
3) Yishun Dam
4) Robertson Quay towards Havelock Road (Near
Liquid room)
5) TPE (SLE direction) Hougang exit, at the HUGE
bend (sat nights
usually)Speed Camera -
6) Bedok reservoir Exit from PIE
7) Bedok Reservoir Rd (near SAFRA)
8) Before CTE from MS
9) PIE exit to Science Centre.
10)Lorine Road exit towards Bishan
11)St.Nicholas Sec School outside the gate(The
Downslope leading all the
way to bishan park)
12)ECP Marine Parade Exit
13)Bt Panjang Ring road (almost once a week)
14)PIE exit to Science Centre.


WATCHOUT SPEEDSTERS
Old 07-26-2004 | 06:46 AM
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Gd Job!
Old 09-10-2004 | 03:53 AM
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Just a question, anyone in this forum actually "challenged" a speeding charge?

My friend received a speeding letter from TP but he don't recall even being on that road so he thinks might have been one of his workers who uses his car regularly to run errands. Wondering if anyone here actually went to see the speeding photo before. Is it taken from the front or rear? Can see who the driver is or not? I know in Australia, the speed cameras will actually flash you in the face and you can go see the photo later to ID the driver.
Old 09-10-2004 | 05:35 AM
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forgot to add in tampines road behind bedok reservoir, that nice stretch..saw a few LTA/TP rdblocks there
Old 09-10-2004 | 10:13 AM
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Lightbulb yes

sqflyer from what i know yes u can challenge or u can get u're friend to ask the guy who drove his car to own up!
Old 09-10-2004 | 11:01 AM
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sometimes with the cameras they do cause some concern if the person in front were to suddenly jam brake.

i think i can only add 1 more to the west side.

-to holland village from orchard/farrer - road block
Old 09-11-2004 | 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by jack826
sqflyer from what i know yes u can challenge or u can get u're friend to ask the guy who drove his car to own up!
I'm pretty sure you can challenge the speeding charge, but has anyone done it before? I'm just wondering if they photograph you from the front and visibly showing the driver's face or just shoot you in the ***. Also is there any charge (money wise) to see the photo?

My friend asked... obviously nobody wants to own up. 8(
Old 09-13-2004 | 04:17 AM
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Angry hmmm

with the advance technology that the tp brought in i tik they can show u who the driver is but i tik u're friends friend is a bit irresponsible!
Old 09-13-2004 | 08:10 AM
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I'm going to Ubi tomorrow to look at the picture. They caught me 31-40 kmh over the limit of 80 on PIE towards Jurong, but I'm pretty sure that the fastest I've gone on that stretch is 105.

Called them up and they told me the picture is not a stationary picture, i.e. it's probably one of the new motorbike mounted speed cameras. I wonder who audits the speedo on the motorbikes, as in order to determine how fast I'm going, they would need a point of reference and that would be the speedo on the bike. If the wheels on the bike are too large, that would lead to a slower reported speed on the bike's speedo which would make it seem like I was driving too fast.

I'll keep you guys posted.
Old 09-13-2004 | 08:34 AM
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RX-8ster good luck and hope to hear good news ya! Drive safe!
Old 09-13-2004 | 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by RX-8ster
Called them up and they told me the picture is not a stationary picture, i.e. it's probably one of the new motorbike mounted speed cameras.

I'll keep you guys posted.
Hey RX-8ster, all the best and do remember to keep us posted. I'm very interested to know what you can find out.

Personally, I don't think a "not a stationary picture" necessarily means it was taken from a motorbike mounted speed camera. In fact, I don't even think motorbikes have speed cameras mounted but I could be wrong. As far as I know, the motorbikes only have speed radars and if they clock you speeding, they will immediately chase you down and ticket you there and then. Again, I could be wrong. Enlighten us when after your visit.
Old 09-14-2004 | 07:43 AM
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Visited TP. You must furnish the driver details before they'll let you appeal. Apparently. mobile camera means that it can be a portable camera, one of those new stealth cameras they have that are portable (mobile). Asked to see picture and they said must write appeal letter, so I wrote one on the spot (they have a form for this). They will send me official summons and fix appt to view pic, cannot view on the spot. Viewing pic is FOC, but if you want one mailed to you, it costs $54.

Bottomline, if you kena something like this, write appeal letter together with submission of driver details by mail to save a trip down to TP. Wait for summons and go have a look at picture.

I'm skeptical about the acquisition of my car by the camera if they said I was going so fast. The officer said that with this new tech, they can zero in on a specific car instead of a group of cars. I'll have to see the pic to believe it.

I think they're just picking on sports cars. Why can't they go after the lorries that drive at 90kmh which is 40 over the limit? Have you guys seen how dangerous those are? Especially when the trucks they use to move earth from construction sites are empty. Those are definitely more dangerous as they aren't designed for speed!
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wow...$54 for ur very own photo


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