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JEREMY CLARKSON PROPOSAL FOR SPEED CAMERAS

Early day motion 1240, tabled 10 January 2011 by David Morris (Conservative). Signed by 8 members.

That this House notes that speed cameras have become increasingly prevalent in recent years; further notes that many motorists believe they exist solely for revenue raising purposes; believes that Jeremy Clarkson was right to advocate fixing signs to the back of the cameras with the speed limit on; further believes that this will make cameras easier to see, reducing traffic speed and cutting the number of penalty charge notices issued; and demands that the Government and local authorities consider this proposal very closely.

Signatures by party: Conservative 4, Labour 3, Liberal Democrat 1.