A10 average speed cameras – 1st month resultsDuring the 1st month of the A10 Enfield Borough average speed cameras 📸 on average are catching 186 speeding drivers each and every day.
The community campaigning was worthwhile!
Over the years the A10 has seen some of the worst speeding across most of London and indeed the country.
1st Anniversary of A10 Operation Vision ZeroToday marks one year since the A10 Traffic Police Operation ‘Vision Zero’ commenced. In that time we have seen a significant number of traffic enforcements, cars seized and arrests. Their action is saving lives and keeping the road safer and quieter. Huge thank you to Detective Supt Andy Cox and the Traffic Police team.
At the No.10 briefing today the Home Secretary referenced the 134mph speeding on the Enfield/Edmonton A10. Underlines why the Traffic Police Operation ‘Vision Zero’ and average speed cameras 📸 we campaigned for were so important – in catching these irresponsible, dangerous, selfish drivers.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/dangerous-drivers-priti-patel-coronavirus-a4424106.html
The ‘A10 Safer Junction’s’ campaign has now had its first success with improvements starting on Monday (July 8th) at the Landbeach/Milton junction. The petition campaign was well supported with over 1,200 people signing and was directly credited with starting the consultation process for improvements.
Two schemes were consulted on. The chosen design as pictured will take 8 weeks to complete. It will create a new pedestrian and cycle crossing on the A10 junction between Milton and Landbeach
The scheme is great news for pedestrians and cyclists as it will offer quick and direct path across the junction. It increases visibility of and for pedestrians and cyclists waiting to cross.
One of the reasons we launched the campaign for action this and the Landbeach-Waterbeach junction was
both have a high accident rate. Once the improvements are in place we will see if further action is needed. Last year the Conservatives put a new cycleway and footpath between Milton and Landbeach (something the local community have wanted for decades) and this is an additional welcome step. Pictured with local campaigner Sarah Smart where the footpath currently ends.
To further aid safety solar stud lighting will be laid along the edges of the whole dual use path. New street lighting will be provided near the crossing points.
This latest success follows on from securing a reduced 50mph limit along the A10 and street lights and traffic lights at the Denny End junction.
