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Trafford Council Installs New Cameras to Target Junction Blockers

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Trafford Council introduces new fixed cameras at six key spots around the Trafford Centre to tackle drivers blocking yellow box junctions, aiming to improve traffic flow and emergency service response times. The move follows a seven-day survey and community input. Existing cameras have shown increased compliance, and the council seeks public feedback during a consultation until April 21st. Fines collected will fund road improvements and green projects.

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Trafford Council Installs New Cameras to Target Junction Blockers

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Trafford Council Installs New Cameras to Target Junction Blockers. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 13, Trafford Council plans to install new fixed cameras as six key spots around the Trafford Center to target drivers who block yellow box. Junctions. These junctions help keep traffic moving and the cameras would run around the clock to catch violations and issue fines. The push comes after seven days of surveys at problem areas, plus input from locals and stakeholders. Officials say blocking these boxes causes backups that mess with signals and delay everyone, including emergency services. Where cameras already exist, compliance has jumped, proving enforcement works. The council has limited resources, so they're focusing on the worst hotspots to make the biggest difference. Right now, they're running a public consultation until Tuesday, April 21st, to hear from drivers and residents. Fines collected would cover costs and fund better buses, road fixes, or green projects. Council leaders hope this deters bad habits and smooths out congestion, and they're open to fresh ideas on boosting road safety across the borough.

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