Motorists to face £70 fines for breaking traffic rules in weeks with new camera rollout
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Motorists to face £70 fines for breaking traffic rules in weeks with new camera rollout.
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Drivers have been warned of new moving traffic enforcement cameras coming into effect later this month, with motorists facing fines of up to £70 if they ignore existing road restrictions.
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Bradford Council revealed the new cameras will go live on August 17 at two busy city centre junctions where drivers have repeatedly broken the rules, causing congestion and putting other road users at risk.
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The first camera has been installed at the Shipley Airedale Road and Leeds Road junction to enforce a no right turn restriction.
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A second camera at Godwin Street and Sunbridge Road will monitor a yellow box junction to stop drivers blocking the road.
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