Mobile speed cameras in Grimsby and Scunthorpe areas, Jan 7-14 – including Waltham and Humberston

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Speed cameras will be stationed on a busy route between Waltham and Holton-le-Clay in the week ahead.

Enforcement officers will be visiting Cheapside, in Waltham. Cameras will also be in place in Humberston and on a number of roads in Scunthorpe.

Drivers can see where the mobile cameras are likely to be situated through the daily enforcement schedule on the Safer Roads Humber website. However, not all locations are listed on the schedule, so motorists should take care and exercise caution when driving in the region.

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Humberside Police, in partnership with Safer Roads Humber, will be at several other sites throughout the week that are not listed above. Humberside Police reserves the right to enforce speed limits on any road, at any time.

Mobile speed cameras will be in the following locations in Scunthorpe and Grimsby areas:

SUN Jan 7: Sites across the region.
MON Jan 8: Cheapside, Waltham (30mph zone)
TUE Jan 9: Tetney Road, Humberston
WED Jan 10: B1450 Burringham Road, Scunthorpe (30mph zone)
THU Jan 11: B1216 Ferry Road, Scunthorpe
FRI Jan 12: Messingham Road, Scunthorpe (between Moorwell Road and Bottesford Beck)
SAT Jan 13: Sites across the region.
SUN Jan 14: Sites across the region.

For those crossing the Humber Bridge to the North Bank, mobile cameras will be in the following locations:

SUN Jan 7: Sites across the region.
MON Jan 8: A1035 near Hull Bridge (between Swinemoor Lane and River Hull)
TUE Jan 9: A1079 Beverley Road, Hull
WED Jan 10: B1231 Anlaby Road, Hull
THU Jan 11: A614 north of Shiptonthorpe
FRI Jan 12: A1035 Hull Bridge Road, Beverley
SAT Jan 13: Sites across the region.
SUN Jan 14: Sites across the region.

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Original artice: https://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/all-about/scunthorpe

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