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Welcome
As Chairman of Safecam I do hope you will find this
web site of interest to you in finding out more about what we are actually
doing on your behalf . By viewing these pages we hope you will have a
better understanding of the operations of the Partnership project and
recognise the benefits we are aiming to bring to the community.
This project provides an exciting opportunity for the partners to work
together to make a real impact on reducing road casualties, particularly
when speed and red light jumping is a significant factor in many crashes.
We are all aware of the detrimental impact traffic speeds have on safety
in our communities and we encourage everyone to slow down. It is imperative
that drivers recognise that travelling at excess speed is socially unacceptable
and presents a danger not only to themselves but also to their passengers,
cyclists, pedestrians and others living or working near our roads.
The success of the project will be judged directly on how far we can help
to reduce traffic speeds and the instances of jumping red lights,
thereby reducing casualties and the burden
placed on our public services and the health service, in particular, in
dealing with the terrible consequences of road crashes.
I hope you find this website interesting and informative since your understanding
and help in supporting the aims of the project is vital.
Assistant Chief Constable Steve Mortimore
Chairman
Safecam
What's new?
Annual Review 2006/07
The Annual Review for 2006/07 has now been printed and is available to download from the documents to download page. This document also incorporates a 5-year review of the Safecam operation for the duration of the National Safety Camera Programme.
Route Enforcement
As a provider of service to the Somerset Road Safety Partnership (SRSP), Safecam are supporting the SRSP Red Route campaigns by providing additional
speed enforcement along problem routes. Visit our Route Enforcement page for further details.
Financial accounts 2006/07
Safecam's financial accounts for 2006/07 have now been externally audited by the Audit Commission, and are available to download from the
documents to download page.
New email facility for prosecution enquiries
In our efforts to improve communication and customer service, we have introduced a new contact form specifically for enquiries relating to prosecutions.
The new form is accessible from the contact us page, alternatively click here to be sent to it directly.
 I've Received a Notice – Information and Advice
We have created this new page of information and advice for people who have received a Notice of Intended Prosecution.
We have monitored frequently asked questions, telephone enquiries, and requests for information, to create this page which we hope will address common queries.
These queries would normally have to be asked in writing or by telephone, therefore this new page will save people their time, and as a result enable staff at the
Camera Processing Unit to deal with other enquiries more promptly to improve customer service.
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