Information signs
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Automated traffic enforcement – spot measurement
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Is the automated traffic enforcement (point-speed measurement) sign important for the theory test and driving test?
The automated traffic enforcement (point-speed measurement) sign is part of the driver's test syllabus, and you may get questions about it on the theory test. Even so, it is not among the most central signs to know, since you encounter it relatively rarely in practice. It is still wise to know what it means and how to adjust your speed, but it is not a sign that usually determines whether you pass or fail.
What is the automated traffic enforcement (point-speed measurement) sign?
The automated traffic enforcement (point-speed measurement) sign warns that there is a speed camera at a specific point that measures the vehicle's speed. You must therefore stay within the permitted speed limit through that point.
Where do you encounter the automated traffic enforcement (point-speed measurement) sign?
You will often find the sign:
- Just after the last intersection before the speed camera measures the speed.
- On multi-lane roads the sign is placed on both sides of the roadway.
- At entrances to one-way sections where point-speed measurement is used.
In the image you can see an automated traffic enforcement (point-speed measurement) sign placed before a speed camera.

Why is the automated traffic enforcement (point-speed measurement) sign important?
The sign tells you to adjust your speed at precise measurement points. It increases traffic safety by reducing the number of speeding violations and therefore the number of accidents.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the automated traffic enforcement (point-speed measurement) sign
- Does the sign apply to motorcyclists? – Yes, all motor vehicles must comply with the speed limit at point-speed measurement.
- Can I brake hard at the sign? – No, you should maintain a steady speed. Sudden braking can create dangerous situations behind you.

