Camera System Enforcement for Speeding Control in Australia

The book focuses on the management of traffic camera system from decision makers view point and road users way of thinking. A clear and practical methodology was formulated that required data collection from a mix of pertinent sources e.g. Australian Auditor-General Office reports and a self-administered survey of local drivers. This strategy resulted in a collection of realistic and accurate input data. The book appears to be more than an academic exercise. State transportation departments can reap bountiful benefits by implementing some of the recommendations presented. City planners and traffic engineers can set correct speed limits along with posted speed limit signs on required roadways along with sufficient enforcement in a more pragmatic way. Our lawmakers will have guidelines to craft legislation that save lives and reduce injuries.

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Dr Ebrahim has a wealth of traffic and road design experience. He has worked on a wide variety of projects for State and Local Governments over the last 25 years. His experiences vary from speed management, traffic delays, and impact studies to signals, pedestrians and parking. He is a road safety auditor and currently he is a lecturer.