Will a fixed speed camera flash for speeding?

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Fixed speed cameras will flash for speeding. Typically, the speed camera flashes twice to record a speeding violation. These cameras are usually installed on national highways, provincial roads, expressways, and other sections to capture speeding and other violations. Since they capture images from the front, a flash is used to fill in the light to clearly capture the driver's face. Generally, when a vehicle enters the camera's range, the flash will go off once. Below is how speed cameras work: 1. Distance sensor: The camera's flash has a distance sensor. When a vehicle reaches the flash range, the light will flash. 2. Continuous shooting: The camera captures continuous footage. If a vehicle violates traffic rules, the computer automatically selects the clearest image of the license plate and the frame that best serves as evidence of the violation. 3. Automatic processing: The image is cropped into a photo and uploaded to the traffic management department via a wireless network. All of this is done automatically by the computer.