Transport for London (TfL) has begun work on upgrading average speed cameras on the A2 as part of a wider effort to enhance road safety across London.

The project, expected to be completed by mid-February, aims to replace aging cameras with newer models that offer higher-quality imaging and improved efficiency in enforcement processing by the Metropolitan Police.

No Speed Limit Changes, Minimal Disruption

The new cameras will not result in any changes to speed limits or road layouts.
To minimise disruption, work will primarily take place at night, with only single lane closures.
Roads will remain open as usual at all other times.
Drivers are reminded that speeding remains a leading cause of road fatalities, and these improvements are a crucial step in making London’s roads safer for all users.

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