Moving Traffic Violations
Havering Council is reviewing traffic calming measures due to an increase in moving traffic violations.
Havering Council is set to review traffic calming measures on Albert Road and Victoria Road, following concerns raised by a local councillor in March 2026. This review addresses an increase in moving traffic violations, particularly a no right turn order enforced by a camera.
Councillor Jane Keane highlighted that 872 moving traffic violations were issued in 2025, an increase from 767 in 2022. She noted that each ticket represents a potential head-on collision, deterring active travel.
Key facts
- Havering Council is set to review traffic calming measures on Albert Road and Victoria Road. Source
- 872 moving traffic violations were issued in 2025 in the area. Source
- Moving traffic violations increased from 767 in 2022 to 872 in 2025. Source
- A no right turn order is enforced by a camera at Victoria Road into Albert Road. Source
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