Community Roadwatch

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Can you wear a HiVis and operate a speed gun? Are you concerned about speeding traffic - Great Ormond Street, Gray's Inn Road, Doughty Street (not the car park the Guilford Street has become), or anywhere elae?

TfL are working in partnership with the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) and City of London Police (CoLP) to run Community Roadwatch - a road safety initiative which aims to reduce speeding in residential areas.

Community Roadwatch gives local residents the opportunity to work side by side with their local police teams, and use speed detection equipment to identify speeding vehicles in their communities. Warning letters will be issued where appropriate, and the information can help to inform the future activity of local police teams.

To take part in Community Roadwatch, or to suggest a residential area where there are community concerns around speeding, contact CommunityRoadwatch@met.police.uk stating the borough you live in. Your enquiry will be forwarded to your local MPS Safer Transport Team, who will be in touch.

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