The following traffic incidents and congestion for A1 have been reported by Highways England, Traffic Scotland, Traffic Wales or Transport for London (TfL) in the last two hours:The following roadworks have been reported by various highways agencies and official transport sources.Click on a roadworks item to view more details on the traffic map.Get in touch with us or stay up to date with our latest news and updates.Get live email alerts whenever there is a traffic incident or roadworks on the roads you travel that may cause congestion or jams.Please remember that it is against the law to use your mobile phone without a hands-free kit whilst driving.If you're caught by the police driving whilst using a hand-held phone you'll get an automatic fixed penalty notice, 6 points on your licence and a fine of £200.A court could also disqualify you from driving.AA road and motorway traffic news and route planner.The Welsh government's traffic information service for Wales.Live traffic conditions and news for Scotland's road network.Advertise to millions of motorists, holidaymakers and commuters.Except where otherwise noted, content and photographs on this site are licensed under a However head of safety Kevin Delaney raised concerns about the A75 Gretna - Stranraer road, where there were 128 accidents last year, resulting in three deaths. Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité.

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Save you favourite locations to get immediate access to the information you need. A total of 767 drivers were caught in the road's 15 permanent safety cameras. Vow to continue use of mobile speed cameras on A74(M) Latest CCTV traffic image from camera #120 on the A1M road. The safety camera at Lauder is one of 15 along the length of the A68

The Association of French Motorway Companies (ASFA) helps you plan your motorway travel in France: motorways network map, traffic news, route and journey, webcam… Find all the French motorway prices and practical information. Free to view and fully optimised for mobiles and tablets. There are seven fixed speed cameras on the A1 in the Borders alone You can create custom routes for your frequent journeys and have all the latest images in one place.

Instead, the overwhelming impression is that they are being used as a way to rake in even more money from motorists. A spokesman said: "Since then they have seen significant success with sustained reductions in road casualties being achieved, especially in the early years of their operation. Webcams on french motorways: motorway web cam France - ASFA. These are external links and will open in a new windowThousands of drivers were caught by speed cameras on a Scottish trunk road where there were just a handful of accidents, BBC Scotland can reveal.A total of 6,200 people were detected by safety cameras on the A1 between Edinburgh and the border with England last year.Figures obtained from Police Scotland using Freedom of Information show there were 12 accidents on the route. He said: "For the communities that live astride that road, speeding traffic can be a huge problem for those trying to join the A1 at its many rural junctions and there have been all too many tragedies involving either visitors or locals on the A1 in the 15 years I have lived here. The Institute of Advanced Motorists raised concerns about the safety of the A75

"If speed cameras really were focused on saving lives then more should be placed in residential areas and in and around schools. A total of 1,108 speeding drivers were caught by mobile speed traps on the road in the same period.

"The A7 and the A68 see roughly the same number of accidents, yet the latter is plastered with speed cameras. Google Map showing live traffic conditions and all the latest CCTV images. "The BBC is not responsible for the content of external Internet sitesThe Prince of Wales leads a two-minute silence, marking the day World War Two ended with Japan's surrender. Reason: Broken down vehicle. Seven fixed speed cameras were installed on the A1 in the Borders in the 1990s in a bid to "reduce road collision" and "improve driver behaviour", according to Police Scotland.