MP demands answers over scrapped A420 speed camera plans
Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 13:01 · Archive
An MP has raised concerns after plans for an average speed camera scheme on the A420 were shelved.
An Oxfordshire MP has raised concerns about the decision not to proceed with an average speed camera scheme on the A420, a road described as historically dangerous. Oxford's police commissioner has responded to the MP's demands for answers regarding why the plans were shelved.
The police commissioner cited bigger risks as a reason for rejecting the camera proposal on what has been called the 'deadliest road'. The specific details of these alternative risks have not been detailed in the available reports.
How it is being reported
- Police commissioner cites bigger risks after camera bid rejected on 'deadliest road'Oxford Mail · 1 Oct, 05:00
- Police commissioner cites bigger risks after camera bid rejected on 'deadliest road'Oxfordshire Guardian · 1 Oct, 05:00
- MP demands answers after A420 speed camera plans shelvedOxfordshire Guardian · 29 Sept, 16:00
- MP demands answers after A420 speed camera plans shelvedOxford Mail · 29 Sept, 16:00
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