Israel Police is updating speed camera enforcement, with tickets possible for exceeding the limit by just a few km/h, according to a report. Attorney Tomer Gonen, who led the landmark case on the issue, criticized the move as causing 'tremendous damage' and called for the policy to be halted.
A report indicates the Israel Police is updating its speed camera enforcement policy, making tickets possible for minor exceedances of the speed limit. Attorney Tomer Gonen, who managed the precedent-setting legal case on the matter, described the development as causing "tremendous damage" and urged authorities to halt the policy. On Sunday, the police announced plans to tighten enforcement on high-risk roads, with tickets starting at 5 km/h over the limit. This report adds a critical response from Gonen but provides no further details on the scope or timeline of the update.
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