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Can Iceland strictly take pictures of traffic violations such as speeding? How is it taken? Is it the same as in China ?

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Will there be a fine? Speeding up by about 5.

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There are traffic police who fish. I was fined more than 5000 RMB.

QEEQ User

We were driving back from Hovin to Vick, outside the town of Vick, we encountered traffic police fishing for law enforcement. We were driving at a speed of 126, and were fined 4800+ in cash. Everyone be careful.

QEEQ User

There are always reminders before speed trap, generally before entering the city or town, just pay attention and slow down in advance, speed is divided into several grades, if you really exceed the speed limit, you will receive a text message notification

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Some sections have speed limit signs to remind you that there are speed cameras ahead, especially before entering the city and before bridges.

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How is the traffic condition?

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