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Mobile speed camera signs back across NSW
August 4, 2021
Mobile speed camera signs are back across NSW including in Newcastle and the Hunter region.
Around 1000 fixed warning signs for mobile speed cameras will be rolled out across the state this month, to remind drivers they can be caught anywhere, anytime.
The NSW Government came under fire at the end of last year when they announced the signs would disappear warning you there was a mobile speed camera ahead.
After a review by the Joint Standing Committee on Road Safety, the 1000 new signs will be installed in various locations.
Minister for Transport and Roads Andrew Constance said around permanent static signs will supplement messaging on the existing 360 variable message signs and a comprehensive advertising campaign.
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July 14, 2021
The NSW Government’s COVID spend has seen projects completed in the Hunter region.
A total of seven projects in the Hunter have now been completed among the 150 road and rail projects to be delivered under the stimulus funding.
Parliamentary Secretary for the Hunter Taylor Martin said the projects are being funded by the NSW Government’s $2.3 billion COVID-19 package announced last March, to help keep regional economies ticking and to create local jobs.
“The Accelerated Capital Maintenance program was designed to fast-track projects and proved to be a lifeline for our community – delivering safer roads and stronger freight and rail connections, as well as creating local jobs when they were needed most,” Taylor Martin said.
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