The use of average speed cameras is still included in the new traffic safety program. The Climate Ministry says they were removed in the latest version.
Attorney-at-law Carri Ginter said that average speed cameras are still in the draft bill of the program. He called it very cynical.
Chancellor of the Climate Ministry Marten Kokk said that no one is planning to use average speed cameras. He mentioned that improved roads will be built to enhance traffic safety.
Former Interior Minister Lauri Läänemets said that the traffic safety program will be approved by a commission. He stated that politicians should listen to experts.
Former Justice Minister Madis Timpson said that average speed cameras are unnecessary. He argued that traffic safety can be improved without them.
Communication advisor of the Climate Ministry Martin-Erich Torjus said that the use of average speed cameras was removed from the draft bill. He confirmed that they are not included in the version approved by the government.