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Speed Cameras

This category contains web sites that discuss the use of speed cameras on roads in the UK. Speed cameras are placed by the side of roads, usually those where cars are often travelling faster than the signed speed limit, or where those were accidents are common, and take pictures of those cars that are breaking the law by driving too fast. The owners of these cars are then traced and are issued fines. The subject is very controversial as many groups oppose cameras, claiming that they are merely there to generate revenue for the police and government.

• - SpeedCameras.org campaigns for fair law enforcement on British roads and policies that are not created to generate revenues but to increase safety based on open and reliable data.
  
• - Articles and a map of speed cameras in the West Midlands region.
  
• - Describes the safety improvements resulting from the use of speed cameras in Dorset.
  
• - Campaign to encourage drivers in Derbyshire to drive safely and within the speed limit. Includes news, list of camera locations, and information about the group.
  
• - Includes reviews of radar detectors, technical information about cameras in use on the roads and related articles.
  
• - Aims to make Suffolk roads safer by reducing excessive vehicle speed with enforcement by fixed and mobile cameras. Overview, accidents, prosecution, news, FAQ and locations.
  
• - List of speed cameras by county.
  
• - Lists the different types of cameras and links to articles about speeding and prevention. Also offers a 'shoot the camera' game.
  
• - Includes information about the cameras used and their locations, along with news.
  
  

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