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United Nations Economic Commission for Europe United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Transport Division Transport Division A WP.1 SURVEY: AUTOMATIC SPEED MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL Robert Nowak, UNECE secretariat 22-24 September 2014,


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United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Transport Division United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Transport Division

Robert Nowak, UNECE secretariat 22-24 September 2014, Geneva

A WP.1 SURVEY: AUTOMATIC SPEED MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL

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Jean-Claude Schneuwly Slide 2 2

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  • 18 replies
  • 2 of 18 (Luxembourg, Slovakia): «interested in

results, but no fixed speed measurement in the country»

  • Of the remaining 16: 2 non-CPs (South Africa

and Turkey)

  • Azerbaijan, Belgium, Finland, Georgia, Germany,

Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Sweden, Switzerland Survey participation

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Scope

  • Replies not always comparable
  • National roads, city roads
  • Federal vs state jurisdictions
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Legal basis - automatic speed (spot) control

  • In all 16 countries, automatic (spot) speed

control is legal and used

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Number of cameras – number usually used

Azerbaijan .. .. Belgium 1804 500 Portugal 18 18 Russian Federation 7300 7300 Sweden 1100 2-5 per cent Latvia 4 4 RSA Kwazulu-Natal 11 11 Italy .. 100 per cent Finland 950 90 Switzerland .. .. Serbia 5 5 Georgia 40 40 Hungary 7 4 Romania 12 12 Turkey .. .. Germany (Bavaria) 18 ..

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Legal issues

NOTIFICATION ILLEGAL? LEGAL REQ'T? Azerbaijan YES YES Belgium YES NO Portugal YES NO Russian Federation YES YES Sweden YES YES Latvia YES YES RSA Kwazulu-Natal YES YES Italy YES YES Finland YES YES Switzerland NO YES .. Serbia YES NO Georgia YES YES Hungary YES YES Romania YES YES Turkey YES NO Germany In some states .. NO

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Signs, what kind, other methods to notify

Sign? Kind Other methods Azerbaijan YES Vertical .. Belgium NO (unofficial) Vertical .. Portugal YES Vertical .. Russian Federation YES Vertical, marking .. Sweden YES Vertical .. Latvia YES Vertical .. RSA Kwazulu- Natal YES Vertical RS campaigns, GPS Italy NO .. .. Finland YES Vertical .. Switzerland NO .. RS campaigns Serbia YES Vertical website Georgia YES Vertical, VMS website Hungary YES Vertical .. Romania YES Vertical RS campaigns Turkey NO Vertical .. Germany NO (unofficial) Vertical ..

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Legal basis - automatic section speed control

Legal? Used? Number Operational Azerbaijan YES YES .. .. Belgium YES YES 3 3 Portugal YES NO .. .. Russian Federation YES NO .. .. Sweden YES NO .. .. Latvia NO .. .. .. RSA Kwazulu- Natal YES YES 11 11 Italy YES YES .. .. Finland YES NO .. .. Switzerland YES YES 1+1 1+1 Serbia YES NO .. .. Georgia .. .. .. .. Hungary .. .. .. .. Romania .. .. .. .. Turkey NO .. .. .. Germany NO .. .. ..

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Legal issues

Notification Illegal Req't Azerbaijan

YES .. YES

Belgium

NO NO NO

Portugal

.. .. ..

Russian

YES .. YES

Sweden

.. .. ..

Latvia

.. .. ..

RSA Kwazulu-

YES .. YES

Italy

YES .. YES

Finland

YES .. YES

Switzerland

NO YES YES

Serbia

.. .. ..

Georgia

.. .. ..

Hungary

.. .. ..

Romania

.. .. ..

Turkey

.. .. ..

Germany

.. .. ..

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Signs, what kind, other methods to notify

Sign Type Information Azerbaijan

.. Vertical NO

Belgium

NO .. NO

Portugal

.. .. ..

Russian

NO .. ..

Sweden

.. .. ..

Latvia

.. .. ..

RSA Kwazulu-

YES Vertical NO

Italy

NO .. ..

Finland

.. .. ..

Switzerland

.. .. ..

Serbia

.. .. ..

Georgia

.. .. ..

Hungary

If allowed -YES Vertical ..

Romania

.. .. ..

Turkey

.. .. ..

Germany

.. .. ..

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Contracting Parties

Survey responses

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Belgium

An informative sign (but no legal sign in effect) which is used to warn the drivers when approaching a “spot camera” At speed control sections the same sign is sometimes used.

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Finland

Used when a new leg of automatic speed enforcement begins Informal translation: “Automatic Traffic Enforcement, Police” Used within a leg after main junctions as a reminder

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Georgia

«Video control»

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Germany

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Hungary

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Latvia

Additional panel?

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Portugal

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Romania

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Russian Federation:

Additional panel "Photo and video control” Road marking

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Serbia

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The sign placed to warn of speed cameras. In most cases, there is also a speed sign above. This sign is used everywhere where there is a camera – for congestion, surface conditions .

Sweden

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Not responding to the survey Contracting Parties

Other examples

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Other examples (unrelated to the survey) – Norway and Poland

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Other examples (unrelated to the survey) - France

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Non-Contracting Parties

Survey responses

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Turkey

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Province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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Not responding to the survey Non-Contracting Parties

Other examples

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Other examples (unrelated to the survey) – Spain and UK

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1968 Convention on Road Signs and Signals and 1971 European Supplement

Obligations of Contracting Parties

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1968 Convention on Road Signs and Signals

Article 8, para.2 Contracting Parties wishing to adopt , in accordance with Article 3, paragraph 1 (a)(ii), of this Convention, any sign or symbol not prescribed in this Convention shall endeavour to secure regional agreement on such new sign or symbol.

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1968 Convention on Road Signs and Signals

Article 8, para.1 (1968) In order to facilitate international understanding of signs , the system of signs and signals prescribed in this Convention is based on the use of shapes, and colours characteristic of each class of sign and, whenever possible, on the use of graphic symbols rather than inscriptions. Article 8, para.3 (1968) Nothing in this Convention shall prohibit the addition, mainly in

  • rder to facilitate the interpretation of signs, of an inscription in a

rectangular panel………(see point 7 of of the Annex of the European Agreement).

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1971 European Supplement 7. Ad article 8 of the Convention Paragraph 3 This paragraph shall be read as follows: During the transitional period of ten years prescribed in item 4 of this annex, and thereafter in exceptional circumstances to facilitate the interpretation of signs, an inscription may be added……….

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Next steps…

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Next steps…

Some questions to be considered

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Questions to be considered

  • To harmonize or not to harmonize?
  • If so, a road sign or additional panel or both?
  • What category?
  • Spot measurement and section measurement?
  • What design? More than one design (RE.2)?