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A Public Policy in Evolution: Speed Enforcement in France (2000-2010)

Laurent Carnis

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This contribution proposes to investigate the nature of the changes which occurred during the last decade with regard to speed enforcement in France. New legislations, political commitment and the implementation of an ASEP represent the main evolutions. The article details the modalities of this change in speed enforcement activities: modification of organisation of speed enforcement, evolution of speed offences and the implications for manual speed checks. It analyses also the consequences concerned with these changes: evolution of driving speeds and speeding behaviour.

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This contribution proposes to investigate the nature of the changes which occurred during the last decade with regard to speed enforcement in France. New legislations, political commitment and the implementation of an ASEP represent the main evolutions. The article details the modalities of this change in speed enforcement activities: modification of organisation of speed enforcement, evolution of speed offences and the implications for manual speed checks. It analyses also the consequences concerned with these changes: evolution of driving speeds and speeding behaviour.

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This contribution proposes to investigate the nature of the changes which occurred during the last decade with regard to speed enforcement in France. New legislations, political commitment and the implementation of an ASEP represent the main evolutions. The article details the modalities of this change in speed enforcement activities: modification of organisation of speed enforcement, evolution of speed offences and the implications for manual speed checks. It analyses also the consequences concerned with these changes: evolution of driving speeds and speeding behaviour.

Key concepts: Enforcement, Speedup, Computer science, Law enforcement, Politics, Modalities, Transport engineering, Political science

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