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At least the President gets the point that warning signs should be posted at camera locations. He stressed the importance of transparency. That's standard practice in countries that run these systems well. Beyond that, the speed limits themselves must be posted. You can't have people guessing what the limit is. Under the new regulations, the limit on urban roads and in built-up areas is 50 km/h. But there's also a 30 km/h limit "where human activity is predominant", and the law doesn't define what that means. It doesn't define "urban" or "built-up" either. How is a driver supposed to tell the difference without a sign? The debate isn't about whether Traffitech is a good idea or whether it has benefits. That's settled. What needs fixing is this kind of ambiguity, so the public can trust the system. If that trust erodes and people stop paying, it could also hurt the financial viability of the whole operation.