Speed Trap System - live in August 2012!

[zhul]

Careful people, Automatic Enforcement System (AES) will probably be live during Raya this year. They have permanent and mobile systems so we need to be extra vigilant when driving. System is under the control of JPJ. [URL="

 

[JFT63]

Great...i must drive my iswara this raya...haha....thanks bro zhul for the heads-up

 

[azmany72]

A list of possible points for the system.

PLUS Arah Utara

■Under a bridge at about 456km, Sg Buloh junction.
■Under a bridge at about 459km, Bukit Lanjan interchange.
■Under the overhead restaurant at Sg Buloh.
■Under the last bridge before Sg Besi toll at 309.2km.
■Under the bridge at 296.5km, Bangi junction.
■Under the newly constructed bridge at 289.0km, after Nilai North junction.
■Under the bridge at 286.5km, Nilai North junction.

PLUS Arah Selatan
■Below signboard at about 454.6km and 455.2km, Sg Buloh layby.
■Under the bridge after Subang junction at 11.3km.
■Under the bridge at 22km, Bukit Lanjan junction.
■Under the bridge before Mint hotel, Sg Besi Toll. 80km/h only!
■Under the bridge at 302.8km, Kajang junction.
■About 1km south of Bangi junction, both south and north bound outer lanes
■At 296.5km and 297km, Bangi junction.
■Under the newly constructed bridge at 289.0km, before Nilai North junction.
■At 285.5km and 285.8km, Nilai North junction.
■On center divider at 251.8km and 253km after Senawang junction.
■After Alor Gajah junction at 213.9km, next to water theme park.
■Behind the right hand crash barrier at 198.4km.

Lebuhraya Elite Hubungan Timur Tengah/Utara
■On left hand side at 4.8km after Batu Tiga/Shah Alam exit
■Under the overhead restaurant at USJ/Hicom junction about 8.5km. 90km/h zone!
■Below the bridge before USJ/Hicom junction at 10.5km.

Lebuhraya Elite Hubungan Barat Tengah/Selatan
■Under the overhead restaurant at USJ/Hicom junction about 8.5km. 90km/h zone!
■Below the bridge before USJ/Hicom junction at 10.5km.
■After exit from KLIA toll to the airport, below Jalan Pekeliling flyover.90km/h

NKVE Arah Timur/Utara
■300m before Jalan Duta toll, 60km/h!
■Behind crash barrier on the left when going towards Jalan Duta toll, at 24.9km, 80km/h!
■Below bridge at Damansara Junction, 17.5km

NKVE Arah Barat/Selatan
■Behind crash barrier on the left when leaving Jalan Duta toll from KL, at 25.3km and 25.7km, 80km/h!
■From Jln Duta, below the bridge, 23km, 80km/h zone!
■From Jln Duta, at the underpass at Sg Buloh Y-junction, 22km.
■Behind crash barrier at Damansara Junction, 17.7km and 16.8km
■Below railway bridge at 11.2km
■Under the bridge at Shah Alam junction.

Lebuhraya Kesas Timur
■Under the bridge at 44.8km, downhill run after Puchong junction.
■Kesas West Bound
■At Sg Besi side of East Bound Toll. Kuala LumpurCity
■Jalan Duta; below the flyover at the Damansara junction, 70km/h zone.
Lebuhraya Kesa - Klang
■Dual carriageway between Klang and Port Klang. Towards Klang direction, at about 13km mile stone. 70km/h only!

Leburaya Pantai Timur
■East bound, downhill run after Raub junction.
■Maran, 60km/h zone.
■Paya Bungor, 70km/h zone.

Kawasan Negeri Johor Arah Selatan
■Tangkak junction.
■Under the bridge after Yong Peng
■North junction at 97.3km.
■Ayer Hitam junction.
■Sedenak junction.

Jalanraya Sekitar Utara Malaysia - Arah Utara
■Around Ayer Hitam in 60km/h zone.
■Before Perwaja Steel.
■Sg Petani junction.
■Between Seberang Jaya junction and Sg Dua Toll.
■Penang Bridge at island end.Speed limit 80km/h.


Jalanraya Sekitar Utara Malaysia - Arah Selatan
■Penang Bridge Island end. Speed limit 80km/h.
■About 2km before Juru Toll Speed limit 90km/h.

Kawasan Perak Jalanraya Arah Utara
■Under the bridge at 197.1km and 198.8km, afterKamunting Junction.
■Under the bridge at 204.3km, after KamuntingJunction.
■Under the bridge at 208km, before Kamunting Junction.
■Under the bridge at 214.8km, before Kamuntingjunction.
■Ipoh Vista Point at about 263km. Speed limit 80km/h.
■Under the bridge at 271km, Ipoh North Junction.
■Under the bridge at 274.4km, Ipoh South Junction.
■Under the bridge at 286.9km, Simpang Pulai Junction.
■Under the bridge at 296km, Gopeng Junction.
■Under the bridge at 352.6km, after Sungkai Junction.
■Under the bridge at 353km, Sungkai Junction.
■Under the bridge at 373km, Slim River Junction.

Kawasan Perak Arah Selatan
■Under the bridge at 199km, before Kamunting junction.
■Under the bridge at 241.9km, at Kalau Kangsarjunction.
■Under the sign post at 296.1km, before GopengJunction.
■Under the bridge at 297km, at Gopeng Junction.
■Under the bridge at 300km, after Gopeng junction.
■Under the bridge at 308.6km, after Gopeng junction.
■Under the bridge at 372.6km, at SlimRiverjunction

 

[BaddBoyz3]

Some salient points extracted from the Star article and attached pic of the 'enemy' :

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/7/19/nation/11686482&sec=nation

"The AES will use about 800 fixed and 500 portable cameras to monitor traffic in 831 “black spots” located along highways as well as state and federal roads.
The black spots have been identified by the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (Miros) as having the highest number of fatal accidents
About 200 of the fixed cameras will be installed at traffic light junctions, including those in housing areas.
The two portable speed trap cameras demonstrated yesterday were radar based and can detect cars anywhere across a four-lane carriageway.
Jenoptik Robot Malaysia managing director Marc Lamy said the images captured will be verified by JPJ officers while Redflex Traffic Systems Asia manager David Handley said all cameras will record both still images as well as video footage."

Looks like balik kampung is gonna be one loooooooooong mundane drive..:sleep:

 

[mizhan]

anybody taking bets on how long before this initiative is scrapped due to technical/practical/financial reasons?

 

[c-square]

looks like we have got to keep reminding ourselves to drive within the speed limit....aiyoh, takes the fun factor out of driving a bimmer. Probably it makes sense now to go cancel my order and buy a MyVee instead

 

[azmany72]

looks like we have got to keep reminding ourselves to drive within the speed limit....aiyoh, takes the fun factor out of driving a bimmer. Probably it makes sense now to go cancel my order and buy a MyVee instead

yeah man. a major buzz kill.

 

[azmany72]

The Edge reported on Saturday that two firms have been awarded the contract to implement the enforcement system. ATES Sdn Bhd and Beta Tegap will spend between RM300 million and RM400 million each to set up traffic cameras at 831 “black spots” nationwide.

Both ATES and Beta Tegap are entitled to RM16 per valid summons for the first five million issued. They will then split the remaining revenue evenly with the government up to a cap of RM270 million each, The Edge reported.

The firms will each receive 7.5 per cent from the remaining revenue and the government will keep the rest.

According to the business daily, each company will likely issue 10 million valid summonses over a five-year period from which all paid summonses will be deposited into a fund from which the firms will recoup their investment.

The Edge estimated that half the summonses, each carrying a penalty of RM300, will be paid, resulting in a fund size of RM1.5 billion per company. This would amount to RM416 million paid to each contractor.

This would be a handsome return if the companies manage to keep costs closer to RM300 million, even if the entire investment is written down after the five-year concession.

 

[hky]

In oversea, this kind of system objective are to educate drivers, but here its to make profit. Only rainy days, I see a lot of drivers still following the car in front as if the roads are dry.

 

[astroboy]

Time to update my Garmin POI file.. :4:

Hope the 831 spots are in..

 

[Anthony5785]

You got iswara? I taught all ur car is min 2 liter above?

 

[maxxsp]

This is bad news
No more KL - SG in 2 hours

anybody taking bets on how long before this initiative is scrapped due to technical/practical/financial reasons?

One can only hope!

In oversea, this kind of system objective are to educate drivers, but here its to make profit. Only rainy days, I see a lot of drivers still following the car in front as if the roads are dry.

Not true. In Australia, it is widely known to be used as a revenue generator.

 

[dzuljazz2001]

Looks like another "blunder after another" ... One wonders when will they realized that installing all those expensive gadgets will not reduced road fatalities. What it will do is only waste the public funds and make rich the few. Physical presence will be more than effective than any camera anytime of the day.

Like wht bro mizan mention, in no time those things will encounter problems after problems and at the end of the day, more funds are wasted but yet the main objective of reducing fatalities, fail big time.
Creating awareness that "speeds kills" is not by installing camera's at "discreet" and "strategic" location. That is the same as one traffic cop hiding in some bushes waiting to "shoot" you down ... :frown: ....

Just my 2sens worth of concern :frown:

Some salient points extracted from the Star article and attached pic of the 'enemy' :

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/7/19/nation/11686482&sec=nation

"The AES will use about 800 fixed and 500 portable cameras to monitor traffic in 831 “black spots” located along highways as well as state and federal roads.
The black spots have been identified by the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (Miros) as having the highest number of fatal accidents
About 200 of the fixed cameras will be installed at traffic light junctions, including those in housing areas.
The two portable speed trap cameras demonstrated yesterday were radar based and can detect cars anywhere across a four-lane carriageway.
Jenoptik Robot Malaysia managing director Marc Lamy said the images captured will be verified by JPJ officers while Redflex Traffic Systems Asia manager David Handley said all cameras will record both still images as well as video footage."

Looks like balik kampung is gonna be one loooooooooong mundane drive..:sleep:

 

[anaksiam01]

Change the license plate holder to those like James Bond's type that can flip. :burnout:

 

[zun]

Looks like another "blunder after another" ... One wonders when will they realized that installing all those expensive gadgets will not reduced road fatalities. What it will do is only waste the public funds and make rich the few. Physical presence will be more than effective than any camera anytime of the day.

Like wht bro mizah mention, in no time those things will encounter problems after problems and at the end of the day, more funds are wasted but yet the main objective of reducing fatalities, fail big time.
Creating awareness that "speeds kills" is not by installing camera's at "discreet" and "strategic" location. That is the same as one traffic cop hiding in some bushes waiting to "shoot" you down ... :frown: ....

Just my 2sens worth of concern :frown:

Bro, i thought this is PFI project? Hence no public fund involved.

 

[mizhan]

Bro, i thought this is PFI project? Hence no public fund involved.

privatization of speed traps?? go 50:50 with govt? now why didn't i think of that! with all you kaki rempits out there, i wud hv made millions in a matter of months :biggrin:

 

[bmw4life]

Wow... Seems very high tech. The image captured is definitely clear enough.

Thanks for the exhaustive list azmany72.

 

[Chrix]

It is a sad state when people make a ruckus over the fact that they cant break the speed limit...

 

[zun]

privatization of speed traps?? go 50:50 with govt? now why didn't i think of that! with all you kaki rempits out there, i wud hv made millions in a matter of months :biggrin:

U lambat, they already deployed the systems.

 

[Mtigo]

Beli kereta mahal mahal, cc nak besar, Masuk hiway aje kena bayar tol mahal pastu kena bawak kereta perlahan. tak patut tak patut. masuk hiway bedal je la...saman bayor. baru berbaloi...tranlate "speeds kills" hehehe...