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Nottingham mobile speed camera locations for week beginning January 13, 2014

By Nottingham Post  |  Posted: January 12, 2014

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Mobile speed cameras will be in the following locations from Monday, January 13.

B6020 Kirklington Rd, Rainworth

B6030 Sherwood Hall Rd/Clipstone Rd, Mansfield

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B6023 Mansfield Rd, Sutton in Ashfield

B6030 Forest Road, Mansfield

Kirkby Road, Sutton in Ashfield

A60 Leeming Lane North, Mansfield Woodhouse

A631 Flood Plains Road, Beckingham

B6041 Kilton Hill, Worksop

A616, Ompton

A617, Kirklington

A612 Main Road, Upton


A610 Alfreton Rd, Nottingham

A6008 Canal Street, Nottingham

A6514 Valley Road, Nottingham

Bestwood Park Drive, Nottingham

B6004 Strelley Rd/Broxtowe Lane/ Stockhill Lane

B6008 Bells Lane, Broxtowe

A609 Ilkeston Road, Trowell

A6211 Arnold Lane, Gedling

Shelford Road, Radcliffe on Trent

Spring Lane, Lambley

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  • Barney_Biswas  |  January 15 2014, 11:25AM

    Speed cameras and mobile units are not exactly the most difficult things to spot on the road - especially for someone driving attentively and at a speed which is within their capability. Such absent-mindedness should be a bit of a worry. Admittedly, speed cameras don't really directly address poor driving, and so many other offences/crimes deserve more police attention. But Owain is right: if you get caught, then man up and pay up! And no - access to the list is nothing new. The NP have merely discovered it and packaged it up as yet more lazy news.

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  • Paul1977AD  |  January 14 2014, 5:38PM

    Well said Owain_Morgan If you break the speed limit you are a criminal. I just hope when these criminals fall foul of their illegal driving that no innocent motorists or pedestrians end up being hurt. Please put more speed cameras up to make our roads safe again!!

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  • CON5C1ENT1OU5  |  January 12 2014, 8:56PM

    The list of speed camera is on the Police web site and has to be displayed by law to make the cameras legal. Otherwise it requires a warning sign on the road displaying 'speed camera'. It is due to the fact that the government (police) has to declare its recording of the public for the purposes for crime prevention and detection. As to Owain's comment regarding 'manning up' and paying the fine. There are currently over 6000 laws regarding criminal offences and another 10000+ civil laws. Lawyers, judges and politicians do not know them all. What chance does 'Joe-public' even knowing one-tenth of them. Ignorance is no defence in law and so everyone is effectively a criminal and should be punished because it is almost impossible now to live a year in the UK without commit some sort of crime through ignorance. As to speed cameras, it is bad driving that kills and not speed. Speed just makes it more likely to be a fatality, so does the camera punish bad drivers or just the ones that could kill? What about all the illegal drivers, unsafe cars, drunk drivers, mobile phone users, over loaded vehicle etc? Cameras do not catch them.

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  • FormerlyW  |  January 12 2014, 4:43PM

    I think the logic behind publishing the list is that it is sufficiently long and goes out of date sufficiently quickly that those too stupid to stick to a speed limit are unlikely to have the intelligence to remember the details, but will just vaguely remember that there was a long list of places with mobile speed cameras, so will slow down everywhere.

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  • MeganBee  |  January 12 2014, 4:16PM

    It's similar to saying that we will be checking for thieves in roads A,B,C...... so steal as much as you want elsewhere. The difference is that speeding motorists are more likely to maim and kill. Unfortunately they are a powerful group with friends in high places. Speeding and rapid acceleration is aided by transport design and planning that shows total contempt for pedestrians and children, wilful discrimination of the less mobile as well as a legislation that appears to consider death and injuries by motorists as relatively minor offences.

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  • Owain_Morgan  |  January 12 2014, 2:04PM

    We all know what the speed limits are. if you choose to break a law you should have to pay the fine. I say man up, stop acting like a coward and just admit you got caught fair and square.

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  • FormerlyW  |  January 12 2014, 12:44PM

    Amazing how much error you can pack into a single sentence. For a start, take a look at where these cameras are sited: amongst others, Mansfield and Worksop, so nothing to do with Nottingham. Then there's the small matter that all the money raised by speed cameras across the whole country goes to the Government not the Council. But, hey, why let little matters like facts stand in the way of your irrational hatred?

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  • Rampton  |  January 12 2014, 11:58AM

    Nottingham's City Council new cash cow.

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