How much over the speed limit will trigger a speed camera on highways?
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Vehicles exceeding the maximum speed indicated by speed limit signs will be photographed. For example, if the speed limit sign indicates a maximum speed of 120 km/h, then when a vehicle reaches 121 km/h, it is considered speeding and will be photographed. Here are some relevant details: 1. Dangers of speeding: Speeding not only results in penalties but also endangers lives. Drivers should adhere to traffic rules, control their speed, and avoid speeding. 2. Speed limit warning: To better control speed, you can choose a vehicle equipped with a speed limit warning system. Most luxury cars, B-segment vehicles, and some A-segment vehicles come with this feature. The working principle is relatively simple: the driver sets a warning speed, such as 120 km/h, via a control lever. When the speed exceeds 120 km/h, the vehicle's computer will alert the driver through a buzzer, a display on the dashboard, or steering wheel vibrations.