static_camera: Speeeding offences detected by static cameras in New Zealand
In nacnudus/nzpullover: Driving Offences in New Zealand Between 2009 and 2017

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A dataset containing driving speed offences, fines, and vehicle observations by static cameras, in New Zealand between 2009 and 2018.

1	static_camera

A data frame with 5296 rows and 8 variables:

value: Number of offences, value of fines in New Zealand dollars, or number of observations
series: Subcategory of offence, fine or observation
district: Police district
area: Police area (subdivision of district)
site: Site code of the site of the camera
road: Road name where the camera was sited
section: Description of where along the road the camera was sited
month: Month of the event

Mobile speed camera data is in the driving_offences dataset.

General notes and caveats by the New Zealand Police:

This data contains provisional data which is drawn from a dynamic operational database. This is subject to change as new information is recorded or recoded.

The data does not include cancelled infringements and proceedings, but does include minor infringements cleared as Written Traffic Warnings (WTWs) since the adoption of Police's Written Traffic Warning Policy in 2014. As WTWs do not have a fee these are not included in monetary value tables.

Most speed cameras employ radar technology to detect speeding vehicles. The process of issuing a speed camera notice involves verification of the resulting vehicle photo to validate the detection. When counting all vehicles passing speed cameras (i.e., all moving vehicles complying with the speed limit and otherwise), a small number of detections may involve other causes. These cannot be reliably excluded from the total number of detected vehicles as Police record speed camera notice details separately from raw vehicle counts. The total number of vehicles detected by speed cameras on deployment may therefore include a small number of false radar detections. Note also that this data starts from August 2009 as there were some technical issues affecting the roll-out of digital mobile cameras primarily between January and July 2009.

http://www.police.govt.nz/about-us/publication/road-policing-driver-offence-data-january-2009-march-2018

excess, fleeing_area, fleeing_district, police_speeding, police_speeding_band, driving_offences