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List of Roads where Police Speed Laser Camera (PSLC) may be deployed

Information updated as at 1 November 2015

 
No.
LOCATION
ANG MO KIO AVENUE 1
NICOLL HIGHWAY
ANG MO KIO AVENUE 5
PAN ISLAND EXPRESSWAY
AYER RAJAH EXPRESSWAY
QUEENSWAY
BRADDELL ROAD
TAMPINES AVENUE 10
CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY
TAMPINES AVENUE 2
CLEMENTI AVENUE 6
TAMPINES EXPRESSWAY
CLEMENTI ROAD
UPPER CHANGI ROAD EAST
EAST COAST PARKWAY
UPPER SERANGOON ROAD
JALAN BUROH
UPPER THOMSON ROAD
KRANJI EXPRESSWAY
WEST COAST HIGHWAY
LENTOR AVENUE
WOODLANDS AVENUE 12
LORNIE ROAD
 

Seems like only 23?

 

Well, expressways are all still covered, as well as the favourites like Lentor, Lornie, Queensway...

 

 

 

I wish to add to the list - Ang Mo Kio road from ITE in the direction of ex Seagate factory, there is this overhead bridge where the snipers are positioned.

also the overhead bridge just before Ikea Tampines along TPE.

Also encountered snipers along YCK Road in the direction just outside Gerald Drive. They would ambush behind the trees. 

Good luck. 

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List of Roads where Police Speed Laser Camera (PSLC) may be deployed

Information updated as at 1 November 2015

 
No.
LOCATION
ANG MO KIO AVENUE 1
NICOLL HIGHWAY
ANG MO KIO AVENUE 5
PAN ISLAND EXPRESSWAY
AYER RAJAH EXPRESSWAY
QUEENSWAY
BRADDELL ROAD
TAMPINES AVENUE 10
CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY
TAMPINES AVENUE 2
CLEMENTI AVENUE 6
TAMPINES EXPRESSWAY
CLEMENTI ROAD
UPPER CHANGI ROAD EAST
EAST COAST PARKWAY
UPPER SERANGOON ROAD
JALAN BUROH
UPPER THOMSON ROAD
KRANJI EXPRESSWAY
WEST COAST HIGHWAY
LENTOR AVENUE
WOODLANDS AVENUE 12
LORNIE ROAD
 

Seems like only 23?

 

Well, expressways are all still covered, as well as the favourites like Lentor, Lornie, Queensway...

 

 

This was the previous list

 

 

ADAM ROAD

ALEXANDRA ROAD

ANG MO KIO AVENUE 1

ANG MO KIO AVENUE 5

AYE

BKE

BOON LAY WAY

BRADDELL ROAD

BUANGKOK GREEN

BUKIT PANJANG ROAD

BUKIT TIMAH ROAD

CTE

CHANGI COAST ROAD

CHOA CHU KANG WAY

DUNEARN ROAD

ECP

HOUGANG AVENUE 3

JALAN BOON LAY

JALAN BUROH

JURONG TOWN HALL ROAD

JURONG ISLAND HIGHWAY

KALLANG ROAD

KJE

LENTOR AVENUE

LORNIE ROAD

LOYANG AVENUE

LIM CHU KANG ROAD

MANDAI ROAD

NICOLL HIGHWAY

ORCHARD BOULEVARD

PIE

PUNGGOL CENTRAL

PUNGGOL EAST

PUNGGOL ROAD

SEMBAWANG ROAD

SLE

SENGKANG EAST DRIVE

SELETAR NORTH LINK

TAMPINES AVENUE 1

TAMPINES AVENUE 10

TELOK BLANGAH ROAD

TPE

TUAS SOUTH AVENUE 5

TUAS WEST DRIVE

TUAS WEST ROAD

UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ROAD

UPPER CHANGI ROAD EAST

UPPER SERANGOON ROAD

UPPER THOMSON ROAD

WEST COAST HIGHWAY

WOODLANDS AVENUE 2

WOODLANDS AVENUE 9

WOODLANDS AVENUE 10

WOODLANDS AVENUE 12

XILIN AVENUE

YISHUN AVENUE 1

YISHUN AVENUE 7

YIO CHU KANG ROAD

 

*Bold - new speed trap location since last update on 14 April 2014.

Source - Traffic Police website

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I now glance up every bridge on the left most part for them pointing the cam facing rearward. Spotted a few this way and now my SOP liao when driving.

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I wish to add to the list - Ang Mo Kio road from ITE in the direction of ex Seagate factory, there is this overhead bridge where the snipers are positioned.

also the overhead bridge just before Ikea Tampines along TPE.

Also encountered snipers along YCK Road in the direction just outside Gerald Drive. They would ambush behind the trees. 

Good luck. 

 

For the one at Gerald Drive, they are always around the bend and hide their van in the private estate.

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i'm curious.

 

Have you guys seen these mobile speed cameras operating at night

 

So far I've not seen any after 8pm. Mornings and afternoons alot, even on sundays and public holidays, but never at night.

 

Anyone can advise?

 

They do use these mobile cameras at night, but not at overhead bridges like the way they are used in day time.

 

At night, they'll use the cams to detect your speed and relay your vehicle number to the road block further down the road.

These cameras may look advanced, but are not as advanced as what you perceived.

Ever wonder why to this date, even the new orange white speed/traffic cameras still need to fire a flash when you are snipped?

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I now glance up every bridge on the left most part for them pointing the cam facing rearward. Spotted a few this way and now my SOP liao when driving.

 

yeap, now we all need to drive looking up at a bridge, instead of looking in front.

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Traffic Police to deploy new mobile speed cameras

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/traffic-police-to-deploy/2519392.html

 

Traffic Police to deploy new mobile speed cameras

 

By Angela Lim, 938LIVE

POSTED: 16 February 2016 at 8:27 PM

UPDATED: 16 February 2016 at 10:40 PM

 

SINGAPORE: New Mobile Speed Cameras (MSCs) will be deployed in February as part of the Traffic Police's ongoing efforts to step up road safety measures, even as fatal traffic accidents and fatalities continued to fall last year.

 

Unlike existing Red Light Cameras and Fixed Speed Cameras, the MSC has its own power source and can be deployed swiftly to new locations within a week. With a 1.5-metre square footprint, it is compact and can be deployed at most locations.

 

As road safety improved over the last year, the fatality rate continued to fall. The fatality rate in 2015 dropped to 2.75 per 100,000 persons from 2.83 the previous year. The number of drink driving accidents also fell by 26.5 per cent last year, while the number of drink driving offenders caught fell by 23 per cent.

 

However, the number of accidents involving elderly pedestrians increased from 194 in 2014 to 211 last year.

 

To prevent this, Traffic Police also aim to educate motorists about safe driving techniques and how to avoid dangerous behaviour on the roads. Under the Safe Driving Course launched in November last year, motorists can get three demerit points deducted from their driving records upon completing the course.

 

Road Safety Billboards will also be put up at the land checkpoints to serve as visual reminders to motorcyclists coming in to Singapore.

 

 

- CNA/hs

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Mediacorp News Group

©2015 Mediacorp Pte Ltd

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Traffic Police to deploy new mobile speed cameras

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/traffic-police-to-deploy/2519392.html

 

Traffic Police to deploy new mobile speed cameras

 

By Angela Lim, 938LIVE

POSTED: 16 February 2016 at 8:27 PM

UPDATED: 16 February 2016 at 10:40 PM

 

SINGAPORE: New Mobile Speed Cameras (MSCs) will be deployed in February as part of the Traffic Police's ongoing efforts to step up road safety measures, even as fatal traffic accidents and fatalities continued to fall last year.

 

Unlike existing Red Light Cameras and Fixed Speed Cameras, the MSC has its own power source and can be deployed swiftly to new locations within a week. With a 1.5-metre square footprint, it is compact and can be deployed at most locations.

 

As road safety improved over the last year, the fatality rate continued to fall. The fatality rate in 2015 dropped to 2.75 per 100,000 persons from 2.83 the previous year. The number of drink driving accidents also fell by 26.5 per cent last year, while the number of drink driving offenders caught fell by 23 per cent.

 

However, the number of accidents involving elderly pedestrians increased from 194 in 2014 to 211 last year.

 

To prevent this, Traffic Police also aim to educate motorists about safe driving techniques and how to avoid dangerous behaviour on the roads. Under the Safe Driving Course launched in November last year, motorists can get three demerit points deducted from their driving records upon completing the course.

 

Road Safety Billboards will also be put up at the land checkpoints to serve as visual reminders to motorcyclists coming in to Singapore.

 

 

- CNA/hs

AA

Mediacorp News Group

©2015 Mediacorp Pte Ltd

These are the camera.

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How heavy?

 

Maybe I can carry home put outside my house.

 

If they make me carry this up the overhead bridge, I will quit my TP job regardless how much they pay me :=B: .

 

It looks at least 40-50kg

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So mobile speed camera on the bridge will be a thing of the past soon.

Must look out for oleng & white pole from now onwards.

 

easier to also put up dummies.  See olen and white, all slow down...hhahhaa

 

liddis

 

 

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These are the camera.

 

These looks strenuously mobile.....

 

mobile yes, but to move it in position, minimum need to engage tow truck or lorry with lift gates to transport from one place to another. 

 

I don't foresee it being a grab, run and plonk kind of operations. Need lots more coordination and cost involved. Maybe a sting operation overnight kind of situation.

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How heavy?

 

Maybe I can carry home put outside my house.

 

Batteries inside will probably weigh 100kg.

All in maybe 150kg.

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