Traffic camera to enforce no right-turn rule on Preston road

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 06:15 · Archive

A traffic enforcement camera will begin operating on Maudland Road, Preston, from 19 October to enforce an existing no right-turn restriction.

A traffic enforcement camera will be installed on Maudland Road, Preston, from 19 October. The camera will enforce an existing no right-turn restriction on the road. Lancashire County Council says the measure aims to improve road safety, reduce disruption and help keep traffic moving.

During the first six months of operation, drivers detected breaching the restriction will receive a warning notice for their first offence. Lancashire County Council urged drivers to look out for signs indicating the restriction and to follow it to keep the county's roads safe.

How it is being reported

• When camera is set to go live as rule-breaking motorists warned to expect letterA new traffic enforcement camera is being introduced on a road in Maudland Road, Preston.Lancashire Telegraph · 10 Oct, 05:00
• Traffic enforcement cameras to begin this month at busy road in PrestonAnyone detected contravening the restriction will receive a warning notice.Chorley Guardian · 9 Oct, 05:30

In this story: Lancashire County Council · Maudland Road · Preston

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