Mobile Camera Site Locations
The Mobile Camera Enforcement Unit is committed to reducing risks to road users caused by vehicles travelling at excessive speeds. The mobile speed detection vans operate at over 80 sites across the county and prioritise site activity by examining speed and accident data including intelligence received from communities.
In an effort to reduce speeding in areas across the county, the priority sites will be advertised each month. Visits to the other sites will continue but emphasis will be placed on the advertised locations.
Mobile Speed Detection Van locations
Throughout the pandemic lock-down and the subsequent return towards normal traffic flows the Camera Enforcement Team (CET) have been visiting as many of the sites as possible to act as a reminder to drivers about their behaviour and to enforce against those who have been driving at excessive speeds or committing other offences.
The expectation is that each of the following locations will be visited at least once per week during the month of April:
|
Location |
Speed limit (mph) |
|
Brooklyn Road, Cheltenham |
30 |
|
Estcourt Road, Gloucester |
40 |
|
Old Neighbourhood, Chalford |
30 |
|
Longford Lane, Gloucester |
30 |
|
Naas Lane, Lydney |
30 |
|
High Street, Meysey Hampton |
30 |
March Priority Site Detections
|
Location |
Speed Limit (Mph) |
Exceeding Speed Limit (No.) |
Other offences |
|
A38 Norton |
50 |
1 |
3 Seatbelt offences |
|
A417 Hartpury |
30 |
43 |
None |
|
A44 Morton in Marsh |
30 |
94 |
7 Seatbelt offences |
|
B4060 Katherine Lady Berkeley’s School |
30 |
34 |
4 Seatbelt offences |
|
Corinium Avenue, Gloucester |
50 |
156 |
1 Mobile Phone use, 4 Seatbelt Offences |
|
Church Road, Leckhampton |
30 |
7 |
None |
Police Community Speed Sites
Community concern sites are locations that have been highlighted to us by the public because of concerns about excessive speed of traffic along sections of road. These sites may not have a history of collisions but are locations where safety or environmental concerns exist. The police can be made aware of these locations at this address:
MobileCameraEnforcementOfficers@gloucestershire.pnn.police.uk
The presence of a speed camera will encourage drivers to change their behaviour and drive at a lower, safer speed. This will help to improve the quality of life for people living in these areas and improve the safety of the roads for all those who use them.
Enforcement Camera Locations
To look for fixed, mobile and red light cameras on Gloucestershire’s road network please visit our camera and collision map.