The Casualty Reduction Enforcement Support Team (CREST) in Derbyshire has revealed the locations where mobile speed cameras will be in force this week in Derbyshire.
The CREST Team is part of the Derby and Derbyshire Road Safety Partnership.
According to CREST, their team installed the first cameras in 1994.
“Since then have grown technologically and diversified to meet the publics need. We are the enforcement arm of the Derby and Derbyshire Safer Roads Partnership (DDRSP) and also contribute to the operations that Derbyshire Constabulary perform,” the website of CREAST says.
“Many of us have worked here together for years and take pride in the fact that we are actively trying to reduce the amount of people killed and seriously injured on Derbyshire’s roads.”
According to the team, the main aim of mobile speed cameras is to keep motorists driving at the correct speed. The list is subject to change and the locations of the devices can be changed in case a situation outside of the team’s control arises.
Derbyshire Locations where Mobile Speed Cameras will be in force until Feb 5, 2017.
- A511 Swadlincote
- A6007 Heanor
- A6007 Shipley
- B6056 Dronfield Rd, Eckington
- B6052 High St, Eckington
- A514 Osmaston Rd, Derby
- B6052 High St, Eckington
- B6179 Derby Rd, Marehay
- B600 Main Rd, Pyebridge
- London Rd, Derby
- B6052 Chesterfield Rd, Eckington
- B6179 Derby Rd, Swanwick
- Warwick Avenue, Derby
- Longmoor Lane, Breaston
- A609 Stanley Common
- A6 Duffield
- A6 Doveholes
- A515 Parsley Hay
- Street Lane and Station Rd, Denby
- A6135 Station Rd, Renishaw
- Grampian Way, Derby
- Infinity Park Way, Shelton Lock
- Stores Rd, Derby
- A57 Snake Pass
- Sleetmoor Lane, Somercotes
- Somercotes Hill, Somercotes
- B5010 London Rd, Shardlow
- B6051 Newbold Rd, Chesterfield
- A6007 Codnor to Heanor
- A632 Chesterfield to Matlock
In Northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire, the Safer Roads Humber operates fixed and mobile speed cameras at about 85 spots. However, officers can visit any site, other than listed, on any day of the week.
The speed limit at the A46 Laceby bypass is 50 mph. On Peaks Parkway, Grimsby, the speed limit is 40mph.
Locations across northern Lincolnshire where cameras will be in force this week:
- Monday, January 30: A1077 Barrow Road, Barton
- Tuesday, January 31: Tetney Road, Humberston
- Wednesday, February 1: Queensway, Scunthorpe
- Thursday, February 2: Louth Road, Grimsby
- Friday, February 3: A15 Barton Street North(between A46 Laceby roundabout and Beelsby junction)
- Saturday, February 4 and Sunday, February 5: Safety Camera Enforcement Officers will be visiting sites across the region.
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