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In Derby, England, red light cameras and speed cameras are strategically placed to enhance traffic safety. Here are some key locations where these cameras are installed:Red Light Cameras:
- Osmaston Road at Ascot Drive
- London Road at Shardlow Road
- Nottingham Road at Pentagon Island
- Uttoxeter New Road at Manor Road
- Raynesway at Alvaston Bypass
- St Alkmund’s Way at King Street
- Stafford Street at Mercian Way
- Burton Road at Normanton Road
- Mansfield Road at Chester Green Road
- London Road at Bradshaw Way
Speed Cameras:
- School zones on Duffield Road
- School zones on Kedleston Road
- School zones on Burton Road
- School zones on Osmaston Road
CCTV Locations:
- School Zones
- Various locations across Derby, especially near high-traffic areas and schools.
These cameras are typically installed at high-traffic intersections, school zones, and areas with a history of accidents or speeding violations. The goal is to improve traffic safety by deterring red-light running and speeding through automated enforcement.
