Drivers Turning To Social Media To Avoid Fines: RACQ

New research from Queensland’s RACQ has revealed drivers are trending towards social media in order to avoid mobile speed cameras and other police activity.

The old method of flashing one’s headlights at oncoming traffic is still popular, but drivers are now using Facebook and Twitter to learn of speed camera, police radar and random breath testing locations. 

Mobile applications are also proving useful to drivers, with apps such as ‘Trapster’ growing in popularity.