The decision to deactivate a speed camera on a busy road near Glasgow has been branded as “absolute nonsense”.
Councillor Anne Hannigan, member for Paisley South West ward, has hit out after Safety Cameras Scotland recently confirmed the speed camera on Gleniffer Road, Paisley, will be made ‘dormant’., have said they examined collisions at the site and found they have not been linked to the speed of vehicles, as previously reported by the Glasgow Times.
"The reason given for stopping this camera from being in use is that ‘collisions have not been linked to the speed of vehicles’, and they state “that a review showed driver behaviour has improved at the location, with an average speed of 28mph being recorded. “The moment the camera is removed, or covered up, many drivers will revert to less than acceptable driving and speeds, as is sadly witnessed throughout the area.
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