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Middletown is set to become the first city in Connecticut to implement advanced speed enforcement camera technology on its streets. The Connecticut Department of Transportation has recently given the green light for the city’s initiative, which will see the installation of cameras at three strategic locations.
Local residents have expressed their support for this move, citing a growing concern over speeding vehicles and the associated risks. Many community members believe that action to enhance road safety is long overdue. One resident remarked, “I know there are several accidents just on this street,” highlighting the urgent need for measures to protect pedestrians and drivers alike.
The introduction of speed enforcement cameras aims to deter reckless driving and reduce the number of accidents, ultimately promoting safer road conditions for everyone. As Middletown prepares for this significant upgrade, the community is hopeful that it will lead to a positive impact on public safety and traffic management.
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