Wookie
21-06-2003, 11:30
RE: SPEED CAMERAS INCORPORATED INTO TRAFFIC SIGNS
The sign/camera bases are now in place on the M4, although the equipment is yet to be installed.
They will operate in pairs and are spaced half a mile apart.
Eastbound, the first pair are located 1mile west of JCT 36 (Bridgend/Sarn Park) and they continue in pairs at 2 - 6 mile intervals until the easternside of the Brynglas Tunnels (JCT 26).
Westbound, the first pair are located at the western side of the Brynglas tunnels (JCT 26) and they continue in pairs at 2 - 6 mile intervals until Junction 36.
It remains to be seen whether the cameras operate soley within each pair (i.e over a half mile stretch) or whether average speeds are recorded over the full 27 mile length.
I think it's safe to assume, the whole stretch of the M4 between Brynglas and Sarn Park is pretty much covered in both directions.
Cameras go live on 14th July 2003.
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The sign/camera bases are now in place on the M4, although the equipment is yet to be installed.
They will operate in pairs and are spaced half a mile apart.
Eastbound, the first pair are located 1mile west of JCT 36 (Bridgend/Sarn Park) and they continue in pairs at 2 - 6 mile intervals until the easternside of the Brynglas Tunnels (JCT 26).
Westbound, the first pair are located at the western side of the Brynglas tunnels (JCT 26) and they continue in pairs at 2 - 6 mile intervals until Junction 36.
It remains to be seen whether the cameras operate soley within each pair (i.e over a half mile stretch) or whether average speeds are recorded over the full 27 mile length.
I think it's safe to assume, the whole stretch of the M4 between Brynglas and Sarn Park is pretty much covered in both directions.
Cameras go live on 14th July 2003.
:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: