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Just in case anyone has missed this over on the S, P & L forum, it looks like there's going to be a new batch of mobile scamera locations on our patch.
Details here: http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
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Details here: http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
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Details here: http://www.surrey-safecam.org/fe/default.asp?n1=52...
Partnership Responds To Public Concerns On Speeding 28/05/2008
Mobile safety camera enforcement vans will be targeting new sites across Surrey from this week in response to public demand.
The Surrey Safety Camera Partnership has drawn up a list of 14 new sites for exceptional enforcement – sites where public concern about speeding has been voiced but which do not fully meet the agreed criteria for regular core enforcement.
The list was agreed after consultation with Surrey Police’s Casualty Reduction Officers, specialist officers with a responsibility for road safety education and enforcement.
The new sites will conform to the Partnership’s standard policy of visible enforcement and the sites will be well-signed and vehicles positioned to be highly visible.
The exceptional enforcement sites are:
· A22 Caterham Bypass, Caterham.
· A24 Deepdene Avenue / London Road, Dorking.
· A24 Horsham Road, Holmwood.
· A25 West Hill / East Hill, Oxted.
· A30 Egham Bypass, Egham.
· A240 Reigate Road, Ewell.
· A246 Epsom Road, West Clandon / East Clandon.
· A308 Staines Road East, Sunbury.
· A308 Staines Road West, Sunbury Common.
· A325 Portsmouth Road, Frimley / Camberley (B3411 Frimley Road – A30 London Road).
· B290 Epsom Lane North, Tattenham Corner.
· B382 Old Woking Road, Maybury.
· B2036 Balcombe Road, Horley.
· B3007 Weybourne Road, Weybourne.
A review of the sites will be undertaken regularly and if necessary they could be changed after consultations with local police and county council engineers.
Partnership Project Manager Duncan Knox said:
"Outside of our core fixed safety camera sites and mobile zones, we often get requests from residents or community representatives to provide speed enforcement at various sites. They do not always meet the necessary qualifying criteria for fixed or mobile enforcement – which targets the worst collision hotspots in the county – so we hope these new exceptional sites will allay some of their fears and send out a warning to speeding motorists that they cannot ignore the concerns of local people."
The Surrey Safety Camera Partnership is made up of four public sector organisations, Surrey County Council, Surrey Police, the Highways Agency and Her Majesty’s Court Service (HMCS), who are working together to help cut casualties on Surrey’s roads.
Partnership Responds To Public Concerns On Speeding 28/05/2008
Mobile safety camera enforcement vans will be targeting new sites across Surrey from this week in response to public demand.
The Surrey Safety Camera Partnership has drawn up a list of 14 new sites for exceptional enforcement – sites where public concern about speeding has been voiced but which do not fully meet the agreed criteria for regular core enforcement.
The list was agreed after consultation with Surrey Police’s Casualty Reduction Officers, specialist officers with a responsibility for road safety education and enforcement.
The new sites will conform to the Partnership’s standard policy of visible enforcement and the sites will be well-signed and vehicles positioned to be highly visible.
The exceptional enforcement sites are:
· A22 Caterham Bypass, Caterham.
· A24 Deepdene Avenue / London Road, Dorking.
· A24 Horsham Road, Holmwood.
· A25 West Hill / East Hill, Oxted.
· A30 Egham Bypass, Egham.
· A240 Reigate Road, Ewell.
· A246 Epsom Road, West Clandon / East Clandon.
· A308 Staines Road East, Sunbury.
· A308 Staines Road West, Sunbury Common.
· A325 Portsmouth Road, Frimley / Camberley (B3411 Frimley Road – A30 London Road).
· B290 Epsom Lane North, Tattenham Corner.
· B382 Old Woking Road, Maybury.
· B2036 Balcombe Road, Horley.
· B3007 Weybourne Road, Weybourne.
A review of the sites will be undertaken regularly and if necessary they could be changed after consultations with local police and county council engineers.
Partnership Project Manager Duncan Knox said:
"Outside of our core fixed safety camera sites and mobile zones, we often get requests from residents or community representatives to provide speed enforcement at various sites. They do not always meet the necessary qualifying criteria for fixed or mobile enforcement – which targets the worst collision hotspots in the county – so we hope these new exceptional sites will allay some of their fears and send out a warning to speeding motorists that they cannot ignore the concerns of local people."
The Surrey Safety Camera Partnership is made up of four public sector organisations, Surrey County Council, Surrey Police, the Highways Agency and Her Majesty’s Court Service (HMCS), who are working together to help cut casualties on Surrey’s roads.
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