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Police forces have temporarily stopped issuing fines from variable cameras until they are sure nobody else will be wrongly prosecuted
09:31, 16 Dec 2025
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National Highways has apologised for the error which, it said, meant a “very small number” of motorists had been fined incorrectly since 2021.
It is understood a software update created a problem with variable speed cameras on 10% of A roads and motorw…
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National Highways has apologised for the error which, it said, meant a “very small number” of drivers had been fined incorrectly since 2021.
It is understood a software update created a problem with variable speed cameras on some A roads and motorways…
Thousands of drivers could have speeding fines cancelled after a fault saw some cameras falsely triggered on English A roads and motorways.National Highways said it had found 2,650 wrongful speed camera activations since 2021 due to a delay between cam…