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Richard Aucock, ContributorMon, 04 Sept 2023
Two-way speed cameras could soon be rolled out nationally following a successful trial in Devon and Cornwall.
Four of the new multi-directional speed cameras were installed in Exmouth, Totnes and on the A3…
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The new speed camera on the A376 Exmouth road. (Image: Adam Manning)A new speed camera on the A376 outside Exmouth has caught 1,671 drivers within only two weeks of coming online.The A376 Exeter Road cameras have been activated 1,671 times since June 1…
Four new speed cameras will be installed on roads notorious for speeding across Devon and Cornwall. New bi-directional digital cameras will replace older Gatso cameras on routes which have had problems with collisions and speeding vehicles, prompting n…
The new speed camera on the A376 Exmouth road. (Image: Adam Manning)
A new speed detection camera has been installed on Exeter Road.
The new speed camera on the A376 Exeter Road, in Exmouth, has been funded by the Vision Zero South West road safety…
The new speed camera on the A376 Exeter Road, in Exmouth, has been funded by the Vision Zero South West road safety partnership.
This new type of camera operates 24 hours a day and provides enforcement in both directions.
The new camera is on the nort…
The sides and backs of the trucks will display the Road Safety Commission’s latest campaigns, ‘Don’t drift off’ and ‘No one plans a crash’, to deliver important road safety messages where they are needed most – our regional roads.
Every year approximat…
30 mobile trucks wrapped with road safety messages
Visible to drivers on regional and remote roads across WA
Mobile billboards to raise road safety awareness during school holidays
Road Safety Minister Paul Papalia today unveiled a fleet of new rovin…
Christmas trees collected from across East Devon have been turned into chippings and used for special projects across East Devon.
East Devon District Council (EDDC) has continued its work with residents this month by recycling all the old Christm…
EDDC drops of chippings, made from Cranbrook residents’ old 2022 Christmas trees, to help St Martin’s Primary School. Credit: EDDC
Christmas trees collected from across East Devon have been turned into chippings and used for special projects, l…