What does interval speed measurement mean?
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Interval speed measurement refers to two adjacent speed measurement points on a section of road, which detect the average driving speed of a vehicle on that section. Many roads are equipped with interval speed measurement devices to prevent drivers from speeding. If a driver exceeds the speed limit, they will be penalized. Speeding on public roads is extremely dangerous, and drivers are advised not to exceed speed limits when driving on highways. Speeding increases braking distance, which can be fatal in emergencies and also raises the fatality rate of accidents. Additionally, speeding significantly affects a car's handling and stability, increasing the likelihood of accidents. Moreover, speeding leaves drivers with less reaction time, and any operational errors or delayed responses may lead to accidents.