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Videos back truck ban
22nd February 1990, Page 7
22nd February 1990
Page 7
Page 7, 22nd February 1990
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• Spy cameras are being used in Hertfordshire to catch drivers breaking truck bans. A video system, developed by the Transport and Road Research Laboratory, automatically films HGVs entering banned zones.
The London Boroughs Transport Scheme says there are no plans to introduce the cameras onto the Capital's streets, but more operators have been fined under the London Lorry Ban.
Keith Wilson of Croydonbased Bowden Freight International was fined £50 with 250 costs at Greenwich Magistrates Court on 8 February; G Gooding of Ipswich and G Iiugman of Lowestoft were fined 2250 with 240 costs at Stratford on 15 February.