Installation of Right Light and Speed on Green Cameras
February 3, 2022 Cabinet (Cabinet collective) Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
Lancashire Cabinet approved recommendations on 03/02/2022. The decision concerned the installation of red light and speed on green cameras at two sites on the A59 in Ormskirk. The Cabinet approved the use of infra-red camera systems.
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Purpose
The county council, in collaboration with Lancashire Constabulary, as part of the Safer Roads Partnership has identified two sites on the A59 in Ormskirk (Five ways and Hayfield Road) where the introduction of red light and speed on green cameras would assist in reducing road traffic incidents.
The county council has identified an infra-red speed camera system which is effective in picking up speeding offences and requires less intrusive installation than camera systems that require cabling to be installed underground. The infra-red camera systems can be mounted on standard and passively safe columns or existing street furniture and are more reliable and easier to maintain.
The infra-red system is currently only produced by the supplier Jenoptik, which is the only supplier to have Home Office Type Approval for the infra-red camera technology.
Decision
The Cabinet approved the recommendation(s) as set out in the report.
Details
| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 3 Feb 2022 |
| Effective from | 9 Feb 2022 |