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Cameras will help dodge blackspou
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m A six-month trial by the Highways Agency to help hauliers save money through avoiding motorway troublespots has been launched in and around Bristol.
The Video Information Highway trial, which began on 1 November, aims to deliver data from CCTV camera images direct to road users via local television and radio and the Internet. A spokesperson for Highways Agency says that the scheme help all drivers tackle congestion proble "This will be of particular economic imp tance to haulage comi riles travelling through area."
The partners in trial, including the AA, I West, RAC Trafficmas Telematics, Trafficlink ; the National Assembly Wales, will be able to sel images from a pool traffic management ca eras on the M4, M5, and M49. Still images be available on Highways Agency's w site, www.highways.gov