TfL despliega radares de velocidad sigilosos en Londres

22 de marzo de 2026

Reportado por IA

Transport for London (TfL) está introduciendo nuevos radares de velocidad super-sigilosos capaces de detectar a conductores que superan los límites de 20mph y 30mph sin señales de advertencia visibles. Estas cámaras 4K y 4D operan sin flash, luces, marcas viales o sensores, y pueden supervisar un 67% más de tráfico. El despliegue marca un cambio en los métodos de control de velocidad.

TfL está desplegando cámaras de velocidad avanzadas en Londres diseñadas para hacer cumplir los límites de 20mph y 30mph de forma discreta. Según TechRadar, estas cámaras son descritas como super-sigilosas, al carecer de flash, luces, marcas viales o sensores, lo que las hace más difíciles de detectar por parte de los conductores. Utilizan tecnología 4K y 4D para monitorear un área más amplia, cubriendo un 67% más de tráfico que los modelos anteriores. La ausencia de señales de advertencia visibles significa que los conductores podrían no saber que están siendo vigilados hasta que reciban una notificación de multa. Este enfoque representa un cambio en cómo se lleva a cabo el control de velocidad en la ciudad. El artículo fue publicado el 22 de marzo de 2026.

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