Can those new tall GATSO Speed Cameras catch you speeding from the front?

Question

I was going down a hill on 2 lane road with speed limit of 40mph but on the opposite 2 lane side there was that new tall gatso speed camera with its road markings on that side of the 2 lanes. On my side there were no road markings but do they use the road markings on the other side to see how fast you are going or is it digital. I just slowed down to 40mph just before approaching the road markings which i saw on the other side.

Any info helpful.

Answer 1

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I think a difference in them taller gatsos compared to the normal ones is it takes 3 pictures stead of two, two pictures from each end of the lines or whatever to simply indicate the speed your doing and a 3rd takes a picture of your no plate (normally rear) but regarding your question because you say only road markings on the one side I would't b too sure but probably wdnt av thought so cos of that, but don't take chances on it cos you wd only find out 4 sure when its too late.
Btw where is the gatso your on about cos last wk i got flashed by one of them too and also was a 40 limit?

Answer 2

no is the answer but never trust any.

Answer 3

Speed cameras generally catch violators from behind. This includes the GATSO speed camera's. Those cameras just like all speed cameras look at the back license plate. If caught you will have a snapshot taken of your back plate. Cameras were not designed to get the front of a car. Usually when you pass the camera and you are speeding it gets you from behind.