What if braking before a speed camera became punishable?
Spain is experimenting with anti-braking devices supposed to verbalize those who plant the brakes so as not to be flashed. Is the concept transferable to Switzerland?
Posted today at 6:15 p.m.
Anti-braking radars already exist in Spain.
KEYSTONE / FRANCESCA AGOSTA
Generously press the brake pedal just before a speed camera? A sport that risks paying dearly in the future in some European countries. A few weeks ago, provinces in northern Spain launched experiments with so-called “anti-braking” radars. The principle? Spot motorists traveling at high speed who smash before a known checkpoint and then happily go back on the gas as soon as their car is out of the machine’s range.
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