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LTA works on putting up signs to indicate the approach towards speed cameras

LTA works on putting up signs to indicate the approach towards speed cameras
Speed Camera along the Queens Highway

A number of speed cameras have been switched off as the Land Transport Authority is now working to put signs for motorists that they are approaching a speed camera.

LTA’s CEO Carmine Piantedosi says people were complaining that there were no signs on the roads and they are now working to see that there are signs for speed cameras.

He says all speed cameras will be operational before the end of this month.

The speed cameras are targeted at speeding vehicles and those running red lights.

The speed cameras were first installed in Kinoya, Nabua and Samabula and now there are three outside of Suva in Lami, Naboro and Navesi as well as thirteen sites on Queens Road from Sigatoka to Lautoka.

Cameras have also been installed beyond Lautoka along Kings Road in Vitogo and Tuvu as well as in Manoca and Nakasi.

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