What does single-point speeding on highways mean?

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Single-point speeding refers to when a vehicle is speeding and passes through an individually set speed measurement point on a certain road section. Single-point speed measurement is mainly implemented in areas with varying speed limits, complex road conditions, or lower safety standards. Note: Currently, single-point speed measurement methods are widely used. When drivers pass through these sections, they tend to focus on avoiding speed cameras, often braking abruptly upon seeing speed limit warning signs. Moreover, single-point speed camera captures of speeding violations can sometimes be somewhat coincidental. Single-point speed measurement is primarily set up at specific points on the road. If a vehicle exceeds the speed limit at these points, it will be recorded as a traffic violation.