A27 Arundel speed camera

A27 Arundel speed camera

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ms2016

Original Poster:

5 posts

100 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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Hi everyone, traveling westbound up to arundel on the a27 saw the speed camera but didnt see a flash but some people say that bits a 60 some say its a 70, no speed change signs what so ever just camera signs, so I assumed it was a 70. Does anyone know what speed camera I mean? Also has anyone been flashed by that camera? And 1 website states it 60 and 1 website states its 70

steviejasp

1,646 posts

166 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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Do you mean the one just before the dip at Hammerpot?

ms2016

Original Poster:

5 posts

100 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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Think so the one before you turn off at the petrol station

Funk

26,297 posts

210 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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If it's the one at the top of Hammerpot it's a 70 - NSL dual carriageway.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.8401526,-0.47758...

ms2016

Original Poster:

5 posts

100 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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Yh thats the one, thought so cheers mate

WJNB

2,637 posts

162 months

Saturday 26th March 2016
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Pedestrian killed last week at bottom of hill whilst crossing westbound carriageway. Camera should be on hill itself NOT at top AND limit should be 50 not the current 70.

Davidonly

1,080 posts

194 months

Sunday 27th March 2016
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WJNB said:
Pedestrian killed last week at bottom of hill whilst crossing westbound carriageway. Camera should be on hill itself NOT at top AND limit should be 50 not the current 70.
Eh?

dcb

5,838 posts

266 months

Sunday 27th March 2016
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WJNB said:
Pedestrian killed last week at bottom of hill whilst crossing westbound carriageway. Camera should be on hill itself NOT at top AND limit should be 50 not the current 70.
Getting hit at 50 isn't a lot different to getting hit at 70.

The pedestrian is responsible for themselves. They failed to cross the road properly.

It is not always the fault of the motorist when a fatality occurs, indeed
a significant fraction of pedestrian fatalities are drunk.