'Be Careful': NYC Man Sees White Ford Escape On The Street, And What's On Top I…
That white Ford next to you? Yeah, it might be filming your speeding ticket.
New York City drivers are on high alert following a viral video that appears to show a mobile speeding camera operating on city streets. The footage, shared by a local taxi driver, features a white SUV equipped with what is identified as a speed-monitoring device mounted on its roof. The video claims these unmarked vehicles are strategically positioned at various intersections, with a particular emphasis on areas near schools, to detect and ticket speeding motorists. The driver, known as 'FrustratedCabbie,' warned fellow drivers, including those from ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft, to exercise caution. 'They strategically will place these vehicles on specific intersections, especially near schools,' the driver stated in the video. The revelation has sparked considerable debate among the public, with many commenting on the city's motivations. Some view it as a necessary measure for public safety, while others criticize it as a 'money grab' by the city. Comments on the video ranged from 'DONT SPEED!!! Especially by schools!' to 'NYC is strapped for cash. They’ll can’t raise taxes anymore to pay for all the free stuff they gave away.' The presence of these mobile units underscores the ongoing efforts by city authorities to enforce traffic laws and potentially generate revenue through fines.
That white Ford next to you? Yeah, it might be filming your speeding ticket.
