
Mobile phone, seatbelt cameras closer for SA roads
The State Government is seeking information on cameras to catch drivers using mobile phones behind the wheel, and if the technology can be extended to spotting drivers not wearing seatbelts.
The State Government is seeking information on cameras to catch drivers using mobile phones behind the wheel, and if the technology can be extended to spotting drivers not wearing seatbelts.
New data showing nearly a fifth of the state’s collisions involving pedestrians occur in the Adelaide City Council area have prompted a call to reduce the city’s default speed limit to 40km/h.
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An Australian study seeking to unravel aggressive behaviour towards cyclists on the roads has found that more than half of non-cyclists view cyclists as “less than fully human”.