Does the highway LED screen display speeding?
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Highway-installed speed display screens generally do not have speed enforcement capture functionality. They are merely LED screens that provide real-time speed feedback as a warning mechanism. When the vehicle is not speeding, the displayed speed value appears in green; when speeding is detected, it turns red. Below is supplementary information about speeding: 1. Penalty standards for motor vehicle speeding: (1) Exceeding the speed limit by less than 10%: no fine, but 3 demerit points; (2) Exceeding by 10% to under 20%: fine imposed plus 3 demerit points; (3) Exceeding by 20% to under 50%: fine imposed plus 3 demerit points; (4) Exceeding by 50% to under 70%: fine imposed plus 6 demerit points, with possible license suspension; (5) Exceeding by 70% or more: fine imposed plus 6 demerit points, with possible license suspension. 2. Principle of LED speed displays: When vehicles enter the radar detection zone, the radar continuously emits electromagnetic waves that reflect off moving vehicles. The system calculates the target vehicle's speed based on the frequency difference between emitted and reflected waves. These radars feature serial port output - after chip processing, the detected speed is transmitted to the LED display and ultimately communicated to the driver.
