Kent & Medway Safety Camera Partnership was formed in July 2002 and is committed to influencing, educating and encouraging motorists to slow down, stay within the speed limit and help reduce the number of crashes and casualties through the combination of education, publicity and enforcement.

The Safety Camera Partnership is part of the wider road safety casualty reduction group and works with road safety education and engineering teams and with roads policing officers to identify the most appropriate solutions for casualty reduction.

Overall, crashes and casualties have seen a reduction across the county. To view the casualty reduction at sites where cameras are located click here The Partnership reviews the camera locations regularly to ensure that each location is fit for purpose.

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Our latest campaign

Streetlights mean 30

Street lights mean 30mph

Many drivers who receive speeding tickets say they had no idea they were travelling in a 30mph zone. Yet driving just a few miles above the speed limit can mean the difference between life and death.

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