Villagers install fake knitted speed cameras to slow traffic

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 16:01 · Archive

Villagers have installed fake knitted speed cameras to encourage drivers to slow down.

Villagers have installed fake knitted speed cameras in their community as a means of tackling dangerous driving. The makeshift cameras, which are knitted rather than functional enforcement devices, have proven effective at prompting drivers to reduce their speed when passing through the area.

The initiative reflects local concern about vehicle speeds on roads residents consider hazardous. Drivers encountering the fake cameras slow down, suggesting the visual deterrent is working to improve road safety without requiring actual enforcement equipment.

Villagers install fake knitted speed cameras to slow traffic — Image: Birmingham World

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Villagers install fake knitted speed cameras to keep an eye on dangerous driversDrivers see the camera and slow downBirmingham World · 14 Nov, 15:35
Villagers install fake knitted speed cameras to keep an eye on dangerous driversDrivers see the camera and slow downExpress & Star · 14 Nov, 15:35

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