20 New Traffic Cameras

20 New Traffic Cameras

SINGAPORE: The Traffic Police will begin installing 20 digital speed enforcement cameras across 11 locations islandwide from Mar 1. The police said the 20 new cameras will be operational round the clock. The cameras will be painted in bright colours and reflective tapes, and will be placed alongside speed camera zone signs, according to a news release on Thursday (Feb 26).

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27 Feb 2015

Six of the sites will be at existing locations, while five are at new areas. The new sites were chosen based on factors such as accident data and public feedback, said the police.

LOCATIONS OF NEW DIGITAL SPEED ENFORCEMENT CAMERAS

Ayer Rajah Expressway towards City Ayer Rajah Expressway towards Jurong Boon Lay Way towards Commonwealth Avenue West Boon Lay Way towards Jalan Boon Lay Bukit Batok Road towards Chua Chu Kang Road Bukit Batok Road towards Jurong Town Hall Road Bukit Timah Expressway towards Pan Island Expressway Bukit Timah Expressway towards Woodlands Holland Road towards Farrer Road Holland Road towards Grange Road Loyang Avenue towards Tampines Avenue 7 Pan Island Expressway towards East Coast Parkway Pan Island Expressway towards Tuas Seletar Expressway towards Bukit Timah Expressway Seletar Expressway towards Central Expressway Upper Thomson Road towards Lornie Road Upper Thomson Road towards Sembawang Road Yishun Avenue 1 towards Lentor Avenue Yishun Avenue 2 towards Lentor Avenue Yishun Avenue 2 towards Sembawang Road

“The cameras are equipped with enhanced features to better identify speeding vehicles, and can simultaneously detect up to 32 vehicles,” said the police.

Traffic Police officers will also use mobile speed laser cameras during operations against dangerous driving, it added.

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