Spain has a radar system that can detect and penalize drivers who drive too fast and brake before they even pass through the device. They are called cascading radars and this technique is increasingly being used by the Spanish General Directorate of Traffic (DGT).
According to a Spanish news site highway, riverTo prevent drivers from obeying speed limits only when approaching a fixed speed control, the DGT has for some time used a technique known as cascading radars, which consists of prior to arrival or after passing the first fixed speed camera (signaled to all drivers) , the mobile camera is placed before or immediately after, either on a tripod on the side of the road, inside a camouflaged vehicle belonging to the Civil Guard, or a vehicle belonging to various regional authorities.
The origins of the introduction of cascade radars date back to 2020, when the regional police of Navarre began to use them on an experimental basis. At that time, they placed a mobile radar inside a patrol car a few meters from the fixed radar.
DGT has at its disposal several types of radars and devices to monitor traffic and offending drivers. Recently, one technology that is becoming more and more popular is cascading radar, a speed control device that very few drivers know how it works.
Author: morning Post
Source: CM Jornal
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