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National Highways said it has identified approximately 2,650 cases where a camera has erroneously activated due to a “technical issue”. It is understood that a software update created a problem with ...

A software update created a problem with variable speed cameras on some A roads and motorways, it is understood. Thousands of people could have their speeding fines cancelled after it was found that a ...

Thousands of drivers could have speeding fines cancelled after a fault saw some cameras falsely triggered on English motorways and A roads. And tens of thousands of drivers will have speed awareness ...

Thousands of drivers have been fined incorrectly after National Highways found a fault on variable speed cameras on some A roads and motorways. The issue dates back to 2021 and involves a 10-second ...

Thousands of motorists have been wrongly fined for speeding since 2021, says National Highways. A fault with speed cameras on smart motorways meant they were triggered even when drivers weren’t ...

Some drivers have been incorrectly fined for speeding due to an issue with variable speed cameras in England, National Highways has said. The government agency said it was implementing a fix to ...

Thousands of innocent motorists have been clocked for speeding due to a fault with EVERY speed camera on smart motorways across the UK, the Daily Mail can reveal. In a scandal which could cost the ...

A 'technical issue' means that thousands of speeding fines could be cancelled. For four years the glitch has meant that some speed cameras were triggered incorrectly. National Highways has apologised ...