Radar speed signTurkey

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13. Radar speed sign

A radar speed sign warns drivers that vehicle speeds may be monitored by a fixed camera, mobile radar, lidar or average-speed enforcement system. It reminds drivers to check and respect the applicable speed limit.

The sign does not normally establish the speed limit itself. Drivers must follow the general, posted or variable speed limit applying to the road and must not brake suddenly merely because speed enforcement is indicated.

TEDES electronic traffic-enforcement sign on state road D100. (Çorlu, Tekirdağ Province, Turkey)
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What should a driver understand from a radar or speed-camera warning in Turkey?

A notice warning of speed monitoring is separate from a regulatory speed-limit sign. Obey the applicable road, vehicle and posted maximum regardless of whether equipment is visible. A camera pictogram alone does not establish the equipment, its coverage or a legal duty to provide advance warning.

🔗 mevzuat.gov.tr • Türkiye — Articles 46–47, 50–57, 60–61: actual controls, safe speed and manoeuvres

Which speed limit applies when a radar warning is displayed in Turkey?

Follow the speed-limit sign, applicable speed zone or statutory road and vehicle limit. A camera symbol or enforcement notice must not be mistaken for a sign raising or ending that limit.

🔗 mevzuat.gov.tr • Türkiye — Articles 46–47, 50–57, 60–61: actual controls, safe speed and manoeuvres

Should you brake abruptly when you notice a radar sign in Turkey?

No. Adjust to the lawful and safe speed smoothly, leaving adequate space behind and ahead. Enforcement information does not authorise sudden unsafe manoeuvres or stopping to inspect the camera.

🔗 mevzuat.gov.tr • Türkiye — Articles 46–47, 50–57, 60–61: actual controls, safe speed and manoeuvres

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