The NSW Roads Minister is defending the state government’s backflip on mobile speed camera warning signs totalling $9 million to date.

The mobile speed camera warning signs flip flop has cost taxpayers $9 million to date.

But now, there are warning Transport for NSW will have to buy new signs or new vehicles because the old signs no longer fit in 47 of the vehicles.

Warning signs will return from January 1.

Ben Fordham: “Your mistakes come at a cost! When are we going to hear you say sorry? Is the answer never?”

Natalie Ward: “I’m proud of what our government’s done. I’m very to happy to take the wrap for any other decisions that have been made.”

Ben Fordham: “I hear a minister in la-la land.”

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