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Safety concerns Cameras could help stop drivers flouting rules

Bristol Post

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April 25, 2025

An enforcement camera could soon stop drivers from going down a South Bristol shopping street that has suffered an “unacceptable number of collisions”.

East Street in Bedminster is designated as a “pedestrian cycle zone”, with drivers banned from using the street during the day.

Signs at the top of East Street say the road can only be used by buses and for loading between 7am and 7pm, and all other motor vehicles are not allowed. The signs also warn “police will enforce” these rules but drivers can often be spotted flouting the restrictions and driving through the pedestrian zone.

Now Bristol City Council is planning to clamp down on drivers breaking the rules. Local businesses were sent a survey asking for their views on changing how shops get deliveries, as well as plans to install a camera that recognises number plates.

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