Spy cameras will be in force in Liverpool - 14th Sep 2009 7:26pm
Spy cameras will be in force in Liverpool’s bus lanes from today
CAMERAS to catch motorists using bus lanes start operating from today.
Drivers captured by CCTV will have to pay fines.
The cameras will be in action at Lime Street, between Ranelagh Street and Elliot Street.
The CCTV will also be in force in Old Haymarket, between Queensway tunnel and St John’s Lane.
The third camera will watch motorists in the right turn into James Street from The Strand.
Warnings will be issued at first but in the next few weeks drivers who ignore the bus lanes regulations will be fined £60.
The fine will be reduced to £30 for early payment.
Buses, cyclists, hackney carriages and private hire taxis, which display stickers, will be allowed to use the lanes.
Broken down vehicles are also allowed to use the lanes.
THE ECHO
CAMERAS to catch motorists using bus lanes start operating from today.
Drivers captured by CCTV will have to pay fines.
The cameras will be in action at Lime Street, between Ranelagh Street and Elliot Street.
The CCTV will also be in force in Old Haymarket, between Queensway tunnel and St John’s Lane.
The third camera will watch motorists in the right turn into James Street from The Strand.
Warnings will be issued at first but in the next few weeks drivers who ignore the bus lanes regulations will be fined £60.
The fine will be reduced to £30 for early payment.
Buses, cyclists, hackney carriages and private hire taxis, which display stickers, will be allowed to use the lanes.
Broken down vehicles are also allowed to use the lanes.
THE ECHO