The Mobile Camera Enforcement Unit is committed to reducing risks to road users caused by vehicles travelling at excessive speeds. The mobile speed detection vans operate at over 80 sites across the county and prioritise site activity by examining speed and accident data including intelligence received from communities.

In an effort to reduce speeding in areas across the county, the priority sites will be advertised each month. However, they have not been listed since April 2022. Visits to the other sites will continue but emphasis will be placed on the advertised locations.

The expectation is that each of the following priority locations will be visited at least once per week during the month of July 2022:

Speed limits (mph)

A44 Five Mile Drive: 60

A40 Andoversford: 60

A48 Lydney Bypass: 60

Greet Road, Winchcombe: 30

A38 Stone: 40

B4634 Old Gloucester Road, Cheltenham: 40

In April 2022, 84 people were found to be exceeding the speed limit at the priority locations, with 6 seat belt violations and one driver using their mobile phone.

If you are concerned about your local community or a specific road/ area, contact: MobileCameraEnforcementOfficers@gloucestershire.pnn.police.uk 

The presence of a speed camera will encourage drivers to change their behaviour and drive at a lower, safer speed. This will help to improve the quality of life for people living in these areas and improve the safety of the roads for all those who use them.