Speed cameras Holywood to Bangor. Front or rear?
Do the average speed cameras between Holywood and Bangor take your front or rear reg?
I may have missed a sign.... oops
Posted Jul 15, 2021, 4:59 PM UTC
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This isn’t gospel, but I remember someone telling me they were front reg, so don’t pick up bikes if that is relevant.
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It's exactly what I wanted to know. Phew!!!
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As a fellow biker I knew that's why you asked! LOL
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This is correct as far as I’m aware
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The average speed ones? I was almost certain those never worked.
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I can guarantee they do. I know someone got hit not too long ago with a fine. They are average speed though so you need to be doing some speed to be over the limit including all the lights etc.
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They work for sure, I got fined along there 2 years ago
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Was it from reg or back they got?
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Yep 100% they work a mate out of my work got hit two months ago.
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Yeah most def work, partner got caught twice there in the matter of a few weeks at the start of 2021. Hadn't her address changed for her licence and when she was checking post at her parent's home had two letters waiting on her. The stretch between Holywood and Bangor and the stretch of the carriageway at Banbridge (from the quarry to The Boulevard/The Outlet) are two roads where loads I know have been caught.
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They are limit +10% leeway. So you can get away with 55mph. However, if you're pushing 55 and then you push harder you'll definitely get stung.
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The ones on the A2 read front number plates because they face the oncoming traffic.
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Front plates
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Wohoooooo
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I thought there were cameras in both directions anyway
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They only monitor their own side.
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If it was only going slightly too fast for one camera you'll be fine, as they are 'average' speed cameras. You basically have to be speeding the whole way along between the first and last camera to be caught.
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Cut and shut?
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James Bonds car ?
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I do a quare lick through there and never had a ticket
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Meow how fast you were going?