The signs were removed late last year
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Revenue from speeding fines in NSW has more than tripled since the state government removed warning signs from mobile speed detection cameras late last year.
A report by 9News revealed in December 2020 the state’s coffers were topped up by almost $2.5 million in speeding fines, which have tripled since the phase-out of warning signs for mobile speed camera cars.
That represents a huge increase over the same time last year, with around $400,000 in fines issued in December 2019. These figures represent fines issued exclusively by mobile speed cameras, and not fixed speed cameras or infringements issued by police.