There are some drivers who use equipment that prevents electronic inspection of the vehicle. vehicle. With the aid of these devices, drivers can avoid fines for exceeding the speed limit, have qualification overdue and disobeying traffic rules. Such tools can be purchased online for about R$600 to avoid toll charges and commit other crimes without identifying the driver. However, its use can generate serious penalties for those who own it.
Therefore, check out this article for more details on the consequences of using equipment to circumvent the radar.
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According to the law, there are some items that are prohibited from being used by drivers, such as devices that detect road radars and “scramble” the radio waves, making it impossible to measure the speed of a car. vehicle.
These tools prevent car identification by activating hidden flashes on license plates when a radar is detected. These flashes are mainly responsible for causing the supervisory camera to be dazzled, making it difficult for the supervisory body to read the characters.
In this sense, the penalty for this infraction can be very serious. According to Brazilian law, a driver who is caught using this equipment can receive a fine of R$293.47, plus six points on the driver's license, in addition to having the vehicle impounded.
Although it may be illegal, there are tools and software to identify the presence of speed cameras that are not against the law, highlights lawyer Marco Fabrício Vieira, member of the legal committee of the National Traffic Safety Council (Contra).
Mobile applications such as Waze alert drivers to the presence of speed cameras on the road, but this does not mean that they are seen as violating traffic laws. Equipment that prevents the reading and identification of the license plate, however, is prohibited.
