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Sydney considers average speed cameras for cars on tunnels and motorways
The state government is considering average speed cameras for cars on Sydney tunnels and motorways.
The system is known as point-to-point enforcement.
These cameras check a vehicle’s average speed over a stretch of road.
The proposal would extend this type of speed enforcement to cars.
Sydney tunnel and motorway drivers could be affected if the government proceeds.
The government is still considering the change, and no start date is given.
The New South Wales government is considering average speed cameras for cars on Sydney tunnels and motorways.
The proposed enforcement would use “point-to-point” cameras to measure speed over a stretch of road.
The article says the government is considering switching on the enforcement for cars.
- Who
- The New South Wales government is considering the measure for drivers.
- What
- Average speed cameras may be used to enforce speed limits for cars on tunnels and motorways.
- When
- The article was published on October 25, 2026.
- Where
- Sydney, on tunnels and motorways.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Proposed enforcement
- Average speed cameras for cars
- Method
- Point-to-point” enforcement
- Roads
- Sydney tunnels and motorways
- Publication date
- October 25, 2026