Motoring Discussion > West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras Miscellaneous
Thread Author: Meldrew Replies: 7

 West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras - Meldrew
It has been the force's job to manage and pay to run the sites, including traffic light cameras, with councils paying for maintenance.

However, the cash-strapped local authorities balked at the estimated £580,000 cost of upgrading the cameras to digital film, and do not have the money to continue running them.

Removing the cameras would cost £600,000.
 West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras - zookeeper
i wonder if that was a snap decision or if it lens itself to some sort of focus group ?
 West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras - Meldrew
It was an easy open and shutter case
 West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras - Armel Coussine
It'll turn out a flash in the pan.
 West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras - Zero
now its been exposed.
 West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras - R.P.
All pretty negative, it'll only enlarge the problem.
 West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras - Armel Coussine
To be fair though, it's a question of how the big picture is framed. You can't just zoom in and get it right first time.
 West Midlands Switch off Fixed Speed Cameras - Londoner
It will be interesting to see how this story develops.
I can imagine the Sun's take on it: "Kojak gives up on Kodak".
Last edited by: Londoner on Mon 1 Apr 13 at 23:29
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