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New Cameras Switched On After Long Delay

Article by: rob brady
Date: 8 Jan 2017

pocketgpsworld.com

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New speed cameras in West Norfolk are due to go live tomorrow after a long wait.

Seven average speed cameras were installed ten months ago on the A17 between Lynn and Sutton Bridge, but the switch-on has been delayed due to a hold up in sourcing power for them.

A spokesperson for Norfolk Police said: "This piece of road has double the national average for casualties on rural A class Roads, and the high accident severity is indicative of high traffic speeds."

They added: "35% of these casualties are motorcyclists and the new cameras are designed to capture both motor vehicles and motor cyclists.�

It has also been announced that more cameras are to come to the West Norfolk area, on the A149 between the Knights Hill and Dersingham roundabouts, later in 2017.

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