Speed cameras will be employed on three roads in the Brigg area this week, beginning today (Monday, August 9).
Safer Roads Humber says safety enforcement cameras are used across the region as part of its overall strategy to make local roads safer.
Mobile and fixed speed cameras detect speeding vehicles "at sites of risk." They are able to deploy the cameras at a range of locations.
MONDAY, AUGUST 9: Daily enforcement is being carried out on Messingham Lane, Scawby.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11: Daily enforcement will be undertaken on the B1207 at Appleby Lane, Broughton.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13: Daily enforcement will be carried out on the A18 at Scawby Road in Scawby Brook, just outside Brigg.
Brigg Blog's advice to drivers is: Slow down and stick to the speed limit in place on local roads at all times.
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