Britain’s a lot of rewarding speed cam places have been exposed in a new study, with one cam earning a lot more than £1,600 a day from speeding motorists. 
A speed cam on the A1 Northbound at fantastic Ponton, Lincs, caught a lot more than 6,000 motorists in 2015, earning £606,400 in fines, which amounts to everyday incomes of £1,661, the report from insurance company Carole Nash reveals. 
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The second a lot of prolific speed cam was on the M180, West of River Trent, near Scunthorpe, which caught 5,835 motorists over a year as well as earned £583,500 in fines. In total, the report discovered the top 10 earning speed cameras in Britain earned £3,164,100 from speeding motorists. 
• UK speeding fine appeals are a postcode lottery 
Three of the 10 a lot of rewarding cameras were all found on the M25 motorway, netting £1,167,200 from motorists in 2015. A cam between Junctions 17 as well as 18 of the M25 near Rickmansworth, was accountable for 5,835 speeding tickets in a year, with motorists travelling at an typical of 62mph in the 50 zone. 
The minimum charge for speeding is a £100 fine as well as three charge points, though new legislations introduced in April indicate motorists caught seriously speeding, as well as who lose their court appeal, deal with fines starting from 150 per cent of their regular salary.