More than 200 drivers daily have been caught speeding everyday since the average speed cameras were activated in Birmingham and solihull on the 8^th of August.

Although official twitter feed of the camera enforcement has been reminding motorists of the eight new average speed camera installations reports suggest that some drivers have not realized of the same and have apparently been caught multiple times in a single day. These people may end up losing their driving licenses.

According to the records any driver caught within 10 mph of the speed limit is more likely to get a fixed penalty notice of £100 fine and 3 points on their driving license.

Those going over this may receive court summons. The maximum for speeding is £1000.00

These average speed cameras were activated across 8 locations in Birmingham and Solihull :

Birmingham routes

• A38 Bristol Road between Priory Road and Speedwell Road – 30mph
• A456 Hagley Road between Portland Road and Lordswood Road – 30mph
• A4540 New John Street between Lucas Circus and Hospital Street – 30mph
• A34 Newtown Row Northbound between New John Street West and Newbury Road – 30mph
• A45 Coventry Road between Berkeley Road and Rowland Road/Steyning Road – 40mph

Solihull routes

• B425 Lode Lane (between Henley Crescent and Moat Lane) – 30mph
• B4114 Bradford Road / Chester road (in the vicinity of the junction) – 30mph

A3400 Stratford Road, Hockley Heath – 30mph

These digital average speed cameras are a part of the partnership between the city council, Solihull Council, West Midlands Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.