The Lancashire Road Safety Partnership has revealed where their mobile speed camera vehicles will be located across the county this month.
More than 40 Lancashire roads and areas are included on the list and may be visited by speed camera vehicles at any time this month.
Lancashire Police Tactical Ops said their Safety Camera Enforcement vehicles will be carrying out checks in Morecambe, Preston, Blackburn w/Darwen, Hyndburn, South Ribble, Kirkham and Blackpool today (17 August); other Lancashire areas will be included in the speed checks as the month goes on.
Our Safety Camera Enforcement vehicles will be on the road today carrying out enforcement in Morecambe, Preston, Blackburn w/Darwen, Hyndburn, South Ribble, Kirkham and Blackpool. Please keep your speed down and drive safely. #fatal5 #pleaseslowdown https://t.co/1BV9PPdWwj pic.twitter.com/4bSCGQOblR
— Lancs Police Tac Ops (@LancsTacOps) August 17, 2021
(Twitter/@LancsTacOps)
A spokesperson for Lancashire Road Safety Partnership said: “One aim of the Lancashire Road Safety Partnership is to improve driver behaviour by helping motorists drive at an appropriate and safe speed within designated limits so we operate our safety camera enforcement vehicles across Lancashire 7 days a week.
“Our cameras use highly accurate laser technology to detect speeding motorists but they are also used to identify other offences, including drivers not in proper control or not wearing a seat belt.
“All our mobile sites are risk assessed for safety and we vary how often we attend different locations with sites based on casualty data, known speeding concerns, where a report has been made directly by a member of the public concerned about speeding issues in their area along with any location that has a fixed roadside camera.”
Which Lancashire areas are included on the list?
Safety Camera Enforcement vehicles will aim to visit the following sites during August 2021.
The list includes five types of speed check sites - Lancashire RoadWatch sites; community concern; Lancashire RoadWatch Speed Management; fixed speed cameras; and motorways.
Here is the full list:
Lancashire RoadWatch sites
A584 Preston New Rd, Freckleton
A583 Blackpool Road, Kirkham
A683 Hornby Rd, Caton
A589 Broadway, Morecambe
B5273 Oxcliffe Road, Heysham
A585 Amounderness Way
A49 Wigan Road, Euxton
A581 Dawbers Lane, Exton
B5251 Coppull Road/New Road, Coppull
A59 Longton Bypass
A59 Liverpool Road / Causeway Lane, Rufford
A577 CrossHall Brow, Ormskirk
A6 Garstang Road Fulwood
B6241 Tulketh Brow, Preston
A671 Whalley Road, Clitheroe
B6243 Lower Lane, Longridge
A678 Blackburn Road, Rishton
B6231 Dill Hall Lane, Church
A646 Rossendale Road, Burnley
A681 Bocholt Way, Rawtenstall
A671 Burnley Road, Weir
Community concern (historic sites raised by our district partners)
A584 Queens Promenade, Blackpool
Kirkham Road, Freckleton
West / Central Beach, Lytham
Saltcoats Rd, Lytham St Annes
Cop Lane, Penwortham
Branch Road, Darwen
Lancashire RoadWatch Speed Management
Kilnhouse Lane, Lytham St Annes
Whams Lane, Bay Horse, Ellel
Runshaw Lane, Euxton
Station Road, Hesketh Bank
A59 Guildway, Preston
Halton Road, Halton
Jacksmere Lane, Scarisbrick
A675 Hoghton Lane, Hoghton
Holmeswood Rd, Rufford
Fixed
Church Road, St Annes
Livesey Branch Road, Blackburn
Tag Lane, Preston
Fox Lane, Leyland
Motorways
M6
M61
M55
M65
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