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A police force has said it saw 144 drivers using their phones to take pictures and videos of a motorway crash.West Mercia Police said it was called to the M54 westbound near junction two for Featherstone, Staffordshire, at about 07:40 BST on Thursday.T…
The locations of every mobile speed camera set to be in force in West Yorkshire this week have been revealed.
The camera sites are usually put where police believe collisions are likely to take place. Usually they are placed where there have been sever…
Across West Yorkshire, mobile speed cameras are in force as the authorities attempt to reduce the number of crashes.
These cameras are put in place by the West Yorkshire Police[1] Camera Enforcement Unit on the behalf of the West Yorkshire Safety Camer…
The locations for all the mobile speed cameras in West Yorkshire[1] for this week have been revealed.
The camera sites are placed generally where there have been several incidents that have led to casualties caused by speeding vehicles. It is has been …
They are in 30mph, 40mph and 50mph zones.
These locations are accurate at the time of publication, but are subject to alteration without further notice.
*Photos do not show the exact location of the camera.
1. 30mph
A645 Wakefield Road, Featherstone …
A man was injured after being struck by a train in South Kirkby on Saturday evening.
Emergency services from South Kirkby, Pontefract and Featherstone and a Technical Rescue Unit and CLM vehicle attended the scene.
The incident took place at 6.54pm a…
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service attended the scene where a male had been struck by a train. (Image: Newsquest)A MALE was injured after being struck by a train in West Yorkshire[1].The incident took place at 6.54pm yesterday (Saturday) at Bracken…
Here are the locations of every mobile speed camera in use Wakefield, Pontefract and Castleford this week.
They are in 30mph, 40mph and 50mph zones.
These locations are accurate at the time of publication, but are subject to alteration without further …