en boosted by new technology which has significantly enhanced the ability of enforcement officials to detect offences and has increasingly automated the processes of identifying, pursuing and
             Such technology allows high volume law enforcement. For example, in 1993, over twenty-five million speed camera checks were performed. This led to 524 000 infringement notices being issued for speeding offences.
             In more recent times, new technology in the form of red light, bus or transit lane, and radar triggered speed cameras has allowed for the wholly automatic detection and recording of moving vehicle violations in unprecedented numbers.
             Critics of the system argue that the ease with which it can be administered, its low-cost nature and the general compliance of the fine-paying public mean that governments may become increasingly tempted to regard 'on-the-spot tickets' as a source of revenue, rather than as a penalty to discourage dangerous driver behaviour.
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