A driver has been “praised” online after video emerged of them driving erratically, ramming their vehicle into a mobile speed camera.
The video has been shared more than 1400 times and attracted more than 600 reactions.“Love his work,” one person commented on the video.Mobile speed cameras are used throughout NSW and Queensland and instantly record offences.
The cameras are capable of taking a digital image of cars where an offence is detected, including the date, time and details of the offence. The details of the recorded offence are then handed to the State Debt Recovery Office, which is responsible for handing out fines. News.com.au contacted police regarding the video. A spokesman said police would need time to look into the incident.
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