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More Average Speed Cameras Coming To The Black Country

Article by: rob brady
Date: 8 Feb 2019

pocketgpsworld.com

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Following the success of average speed cameras in Birmingham and Solihull, more cameras are set to be introduced on two of Dudley's roads.

Stretches of Birmingham New Road and the A458 will see the point-to-point cameras following additional local authority funding. Speed cameras were switched off in the area in 2013 as they were said to be unaffordable.

The timescale for introduction is as yet unknown.

It has also been reported that other cameras will come into force on the following roads, perhaps as early as April.

* A449 Stafford Road, Wolverhampton city centre
* A4444 Black Country New Road from Bilston into Moxley
* A41 Black Country New Road from Moxley to Dangerfield
* A34 Birmingham Road, in Walsall, into Great Barr
* A4148 Broadway North, in Walsall

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