Noise camera roll out begins

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Noise camera roll out begins

Motor-racing derived noise cameras are set to be piloted to catch boy racers.

Caught on camera: New detectors will measure vehicle noise

Date - 4th May 2022
By - Chris Smith

New cameras capable of catching noisy cars and motorbikes are set to be piloted. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has launched a £300,000 competition for four areas in England and Wales to test the new cameras which identify vehicles that...

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