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Speed camera along 'death road' N203 between Uitgeest and Limmen

Speed camera along 'death road' N203 between Uitgeest and Limmen

A focus camera will be installed along the N203 between Uitgeest and Limmen to detect and fine drivers using mobile phones. The initiative by the Public Prosecution Service and local authorities aims to improve safety on a road notorious for frequent accidents. Offenders will face a 430 euro fine, with the camera set to change locations every two months to maximize its impact.

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