Speed cameras have not worked for three years
Video: Speed cameras aimed at cutting congestion on the M25 and the M3 have not worked since 2009 - and the Highways Agency says it has no idea when they will, ITV Meridian reveals today.
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M25 cameras 'have not worked since 2009'
Speed cameras aimed at cutting congestion on the M25 and the M3 have not worked since 2009 and the Highways Agency says it has no idea when they will, ITV Meridian reveals today.
The cameras were introduced in 2005 and speeds are cut at busy times to ease the flow of traffic. The Highways Agency admit technical problems which they say they are working to address.
Paul Watters, of the AA says the project has seemed to "wither on the vine".
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Million pound camera?
by Tom SavvidesIt's estimated that traffic cameras on one stretch of road in Sussex could net around £1million in fines. More than 2,500 motorists have been clocked in the past month speeding through roadworks on the A23 near Brighton. Tom Savvides reports.
Thousands speeding on A23
Speed cameras on one stretch of road could raise £1m in fines. In just one month, more 2,500 drivers have been caught speeding
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