Research highlights motorists fear
- 66 per cent of drivers fear roads will become more dangerous following the deactivation of some speed cameras
- 97 per cent of UK speed cameras remain active
Established in 2000, RoadPilot was the first company to market a GPS speed camera location device and is now a leading provider of safety camera data to the automotive satellite navigation industry.
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