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Safety Camera Partnerships

The Highways Agency is committed to the objective of improving road safety and specifically the reduction of killed/seriously injured casualties, slight casualties and road workers killed on the strategic road network, which contributes to the Government 2010 targets for casualty reduction.

Enforcement is an essential tool in achieving these objectives and has traditionally been carried out by the police. Although it remains their responsibility, police speed enforcement is increasingly being carried out through their participation in Safety Camera Partnerships.

These were initially created through Department for Transport sponsored cost recovery pilots and have now expanded to cover nearly the entire country. The achievement of the Highways Agency objectives will be greatly assisted by becoming fully integrated members of the Safety Camera Partnerships (SCP).