JerryMungo
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The left speed limit is likely a restriction because of trucks descending. I would assume the greater speed resembles the actual vehicle speed limit.So I found this on that stretch:
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Now I won't talk about the sign facing the same way on both sides of the freeway, but surely that's not a different speed limit for each lane? That's a minimum speed surely, or are those different colours? How do their cameras do speed checks per lane?

I was in a similar position to you but on the N2 by umzumbe(port shepstone old road). Even if I was super careful, would still get nabbed for 80 in a 60. I then decided to stick to the highway.So I received a R400 fine for doing 79 in a "60" zone by Knysna muni on the N2 between Brenton on sea & Keytersnek (travelling towards EC).
I did my utmost to find a 60kmph zone on that road using an up-to-date google street view and can't find it. I was travelling 80 and using cruise control as I do on the highway to keep to the limits. I've emailed them to try get their feedback but they don't seem to answer emails.
Anyone know where it is? This is the stretch between Brenton and Keystersnek apparently (only the N2 bit - I didn't drive to Brenton):
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So I found this on that stretch:
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Now I won't talk about the sign facing the same way on both sides of the freeway, but surely that's not a different speed limit for each lane? That's a minimum speed surely, or are those different colours? How do their cameras do speed checks per lane?
Yep, that could well be it - minimum speed signs have a blue background apparently. Those are two different speeds for each lane - max 40 in the left lane and max 60 in the right lane. Oye. Live and learn.
They are ALWAYS trapping there! In fact: all the way from George to Knysna you are bound to find at least 3 to 5 speed traps, excluding the permanent cameras in the Kaaiman's Pass.The left speed limit is likely a restriction because of trucks descending. I would assume the greater speed resembles the actual vehicle speed limit.
In other news, looks like its a popular spot. Someone trapping as we speak
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Submit a query via their contact section.What did you do to get them to retract it?
They are ALWAYS trapping there! In fact: all the way from George to Knysna you are bound to find at least 3 to 5 speed traps, excluding the permanent cameras in the Kaaiman's Pass.
And, yes, two different speed restrictions for two different lanes, sounds ludicrous, yet they enforce it. The Kaaiman's camera flashed me, even though I was doing 60 km/h, in the RH lane at ± 01:30 in the morning - never heard from them.
You did NOT pay a camera fine?! You must have made a typo? Who pays that? There is no way for them to serve the notice required in law on you. It is unenforceable. Just ignore the rubbish!So as I pay the fine and am about to exit, they pop up a pineapple insurance ad. Seems pineapple has a lot to learn about good vs bad places to put your ads.
And these turkeys at paycity put R12 on as a 'processing fee'.