Drivers might think they are being polite but it could give them a stiffer penalty than if they were caught speeding You could be in trouble with police for helping other drivers (Image: Getty Images)

Motorists are at risk of being hit with a hefty £1,000 fine for attempting to assist fellow drivers. Roads with stringent speed limits are often patrolled by mobile speed cameras, typically mounted on police vans and cars , designed to catch unsuspecting speeders. ‌

The advantage of these cameras is that they can be relocated, catching drivers off guard, unlike traditional fixed speed cameras. However, some drivers may feel compelled to alert others to these speed traps by flashing their headlights. ‌

But, be warned, this act of kindness could land you in trouble. And the

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