Cambridgeshire roadwork overruns fall 42% after fines

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Roadwork overruns in Cambridgeshire have fallen by 42% following tougher enforcement and £424,000 in fines and charges.

Cambridgeshire has seen a 42% reduction in roadwork overruns after implementing tougher enforcement measures. The stricter approach has generated £424,000 in fines and charges against contractors who have failed to complete projects on time.

The enforcement crackdown has proved effective in reducing delays to road projects across the county, suggesting that financial penalties have incentivised contractors to meet their deadlines.

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• Cambridgeshire roadwork overruns fall 42% after £424,000 fines and chargesEly Standard · 4 Oct, 17:32
• Cambridgeshire roadwork overruns fall 42% after £424,000 fines and chargesCambs Times · 4 Oct, 17:32

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