Are speed, mobile phone cameras finally changing behaviour?

AutoExec Summary: The Queensland Government anticipates a revenue shortfall of nearly $100 million from its roadside detection cameras this financial year, revising the expected revenue from $503.6 million to $409 million. This trend continues into the 2024-25 financial year, with a revised estimate of $466.5 million, down from $533.7 million. The decline is attributed to improved driving habits, despite a 5.7% increase in road fatalities. Queensland is set to share safety data with the Federal Government under a new funding agreement.

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