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Kevin Brooke Managing director FleetMaster Operational Support Services Leeds Speed
28th August 2008, Page 28
28th August 2008
Page 28
Page 28, 28th August 2008
— Kevin Brooke Managing director FleetMaster Operational Support Services Leeds Speed
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bumps, better signage and more efforts to help rather than punish drivers should be the priority, says Kevin Brooke.
"I know two or three people who have been caught out when the speed limit signs were not visible," he says.
"I think cameras should be outside schools, hospitals and anywhere there are lots of pedestrians, but not on long, straight roads where you can see for miles.
"I know one road where I got caught at 6.30am after a camera was put up during the night. I didn't even know it was there and was clocked doing 34n-iph in a 30mph zone, which was a bit unfair."
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