US Edition'Best Advice' on Speed You Can Drive Before Cameras Catch You
WORCESTER, ENGLAND, JUL 18 – Community leaders and officials will discuss potential safety improvements including average speed cameras after multiple crashes and a fatality on a 60 mph limit dual carriageway, officials said.
- A meeting is scheduled at the end of the month between community leaders and transport authorities to discuss recent crashes on Worcester's A4440 Southern Link Road.
- The meeting responds to several incidents including the fatal June 15 crash that killed motorcyclist Marshall Myers and further crashes near the Ketch roundabout.
- Local officials and experts highlight speeding on dual carriageways and roundabouts as a primary factor, noting the 60 mph and 40 mph limits are frequently exceeded and contribute to accidents.
- Authorities stress there is no legal '10% plus 2 mph' leeway and drivers face fines the moment they exceed speed limits, with mobile speed units unpredictably enforcing in high-risk areas to deter speeding.
- The discussion and audits may lead to actions such as speed awareness courses, stricter enforcement, or changes to road safety measures to reduce crashes on the A4440 corridor.
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'Best advice' on speed you can drive before cameras catch you
The speed limit is the speed limit, but many drivers wrongly think there's an established buffer before they'll get caught out by speed cameras. Car experts say there's one piece of advice to follow
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