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![]() Neillw001 wrote: According to what I've found out there's only been six fatal accidents in the borough of Kingston since 2002, an area that contains a large chunck of the a3. However, the A037 runs right through the area and the section in the north of the borough is a well-know accident blackspot. So much so, there's been two GATSO's on one stretch of the road for several years now. I suspect the criteria can be bent to include any section of a road in one area whether a particular portion is safe or not. Neill As I said before the criteria is based on serious or fatal accidents. I expect you will find there are a lot more 'serious' accidents (requiring hospital treatment) in Kingston plus an even larger number of 'slight' casualties (walking wounded). Just because there are relatively few deaths doesn't make it "safe" by any stretch of the imagination. If you ask the Borough or TfL they will be able to give you the precise justification for the camera at that location. It is no secret. |
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