More drivers have been wrongly slapped with speeding fines due to a software glitch in West Australian speed cameras, police have admitted.
A manual review of 53,000 camera readings was triggered after a young woman was branded a "hoon" and had her car seized when she was incorrectly accused of speeding 62km/h above the limit on a Perth freeway.
Another 27 drivers who were also incorrectly issued speeding fines have been refunded and had licence points returned, police said on Thursday.
Police Commissioner Chris Dawson says they have suspended eight speed cameras by the same manufacturer.
"I'm not satisfied presently ... that one that's wrong is one too many," Mr Dawson said.
Another 11 which were turned off after the woman's case emerged.
They will be replaced by other, older speed cameras, Mr Dawson said, until he is satisfied the fault has been fixed.
Australian Associated Press
