SpeedCurb Speed Camera on A34, Cheadle (50mph)
This SpeedCurb speed camera is located on A34 near Cheadle in Cheshire, monitoring unconfirmed traffic with a 50mph speed limit.
A34 just before the Echells Road Bridge. The SpeedCurb cameras at 08:15am on 3rd Feb 2019 flashed 5x times with no cars on within the area. The flash was continous for about 4 secs. I was driving towards Manchester and I saw the camera flash before I approached but there were no cars even around the camera until i approached the camera. I was driving below the limit 45mph. Faulty?
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Location reference: NWCH103
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SpeedCurb speed cameras
This camera is a SpeedCurb - a fixed camera mounted higher than most roadside units.
It uses sensors in the road to detect speeding rather than radar.