Figures released on Wednesday reveal the number of motorists caught speeding on the freeway between Epping and Craigieburn in Melbourne's north plunged from 19,280 to 9200 in the 60 days after point-to-point speed cameras became active. Deputy Premier and Police Minister Peter Ryan said the figures were proof that speed cameras saved lives and were not just revenue raisers. "The cameras do work, they are there for the purpose to save lives and prevent serious crash accidents," he told reporters on Wednesday.
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