Speed cameras are not a good way to make our
roads safer. Do you agree with this statement?
The offical reason for installing cameras that monitor along the roads is that
they will bring speed down and due to this many lives can be saved. Speed
cameras probably decrease the average speed a bit at the spot where the
camera is, but in my opinion they really make driving much more stressful
and unsafe.
First of all, in our country there are a lot of speed cameras on the roads.
Mostly of them are on a straight roads, which even do not need a speed
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