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Minister Carlisle to Launch New ASOD Camera Enforcement Network

4 December 2012

Robin Carlisle, Minister of Transport and Public Works will launch the new Average Speed Over Distance (ASOD) camera network system, being implemented on the 31.7 km Three Sisters -Beaufort West to Laingsburg stretch of road in the province, on 5 December 2012 at the Traffic Management Centre in Goodwood.

The Average Speed Over Distance project (ASOD) calculates the average speed of a vehicle from the time it passes the first camera until it passes the second camera.

The project was initially implemented in October 2011 on a 71.6 km stretch of road (the longest camera network of its kind in the world) between Beaufort West and Aberdeen (R61).

Its implementation has previously seen a drop in the number of drivers arrested for doing excessively high speeds.

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