West Midlands Casualty Reduction Scheme

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West Midlands Casualty Reduction Scheme (WMCRS) began in October 2002 (as West Midlands Casualty Reduction Partnership) as part of the National Safety Camera Programme. The Scheme is currently operated by West Midlands Police, as part of the West Midlands Road Safety Partnership, and funded by West Midlands Police Authority.

In this section, you will find more information about the work carried out by the Scheme and how we help to improve road safety in the West Midlands:

Your use of this site is your agreement to abide by the following terms and conditions: No part of this work may be stored, reproduced or used elsewhere without the express prior permission of the West Midlands Casualty Reduction Scheme. All statistics presented within, unless otherwise stated, are from; Census 2001, available through the Office for National Statistics; the Department for Transport; West Midlands Police Traffic Data Unit; or the relevant Local Authority/Highways Authority.

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In 2002 the Department of Transport gave the seven Local Authorities in the West Midlands region the go ahead to join up with the Magistrates Court, Highways Agency and West Midlands Police to form the Casualty Reduction Partnership. Whether you use speed camera detector equipment or have logged on to find out speed camera locations, you should know excessive speed contributes to thousands of injuries on our roads each year.