Community Speedwatch Scheme in Wiltshire to reduce speeding and empower residentsPerformance Indicators By January 2011, 567 community speed watch sessions had been undertaken by volunteers in Wiltshire. This equates to 3,750 hours of volunteer time, including classroom and roadside training and collating returns to the community speedwatch coordinator. During the year, 3,970 speeding vehicles were reported by speedwatch volunteers and the police sent warning letters were sent to the registered owners of those vehicles. 109 vehicles were reported a second time and the police followed up with targeted action against persistent offenders. Figures in January 2011 demonstrated a 53% reduction in speeding across community speedwatch sites. Number of speeding issues reported
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Steve Milton Head of Community Governance Wiltshire Council Tel: 01722 434255 Email:
![]() Steve Milton wrote this case study for Governance International on 7 November 2011 |
