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News: Dummy Average Speed Cameras Deemed a Success
BBC Dorset has reported that the first ever suburban average speed cameras, with accompanying warning signs, are to remain in place.
The Home Office hasn't given their approval yet, so no motorists have actually been prosecuted, but the trial, in a residential area of Poole, Dorset, has been deemed a success.
The average speed cameras, which measure motorists' speed between points, were first turned on outside Springdale First school back in September. The previous average of 64 speeding drivers an hour, on the 30mph stretch of road, dropped to 16 an hour over the six month period.
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Posted on Saturday, March 26 @ 12:37:48 UTC by Rob Brady |
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