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Police have targeted speeding drivers along sections of the A5183 Redbourn Road
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More action is being taken to combat the issues of speeding on Redbourn Road, after drivers were caught going over the limit.
On Wednesday, March 10, speeding drivers on the A5183 were targeted by police in an attempt to address the dangers of the road.
Cllr Annie Brewster is campaigning for safety measures on Redbourn Road. Picture: Supplied
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On Wednesday, more than 500 cars passed through between 9.30am and 11.30am, with eight cars travelling between 35 to 40mph in the 30mph limit.
Officers then moved into the 40mph limit section of the road where they spoke to five drivers who were exceeding the speed limit.
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