‘ANYWHERE, ANYTIME’ MANTRA GETS NEW IMPETUS
Source: Queensland. Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services. Media Release
"The Bligh Government will take its ‘Anywhere, Anytime’ speed limit enforcement mantra to a new level in the New Year by giving Police the power to extend its speed camera operations into suburban streets, Police Minister Neil Roberts announced. Mr Roberts said the significant change in policy further underlined the government’s determination to save lives and reduce injuries on Queensland roads. “We know that speed contributes to more than a quarter of fatalities on our roads each year,” Mr Roberts said. “Last week the Premier announced a raft of new measures aimed at slowing Queensland motorists down on our major roads and highways including the introduction of point-to-point speed cameras, combined speed and red light cameras and the use of covert speed camera vehicles."
Monday, December 21, 2009
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Labels: Law and Justice, Social issues, Transport
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