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Rise of 20mph zones under Labour sparks 500 per cent surge in number of drivers caught speeding in them, sparking renewed accusations of a 'war on motorists'
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The introduction of 20mph zones has been a key aspect of road safety policies in recent years, with the aim of reducing accidents and casualties, particularly in urban areas. The significant increase in drivers caught speeding in these zones may reflect both the expansion of the zones themselves and increased enforcement efforts. The use of speed cameras to monitor these areas has been a point of contention among motorists and policymakers, with some arguing they are an effective deterrent and others seeing them as overly punitive.
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Daily Mail
Rise of 20mph zones under Labour sparks 500 per cent surge in number of drivers caught speeding in them, sparking renewed accusations of a 'war on motorists'
Figures show drivers ensnared by speed cameras in the controversial zones soared from 21,125 in 2023 to 127,915 last year - a staggering 500 per cent jump.
5 Jul, 21:39