Notice of intended prosecution and offence - frequently asked questions
The Freedom Of Information Act requires all public bodies in the UK (such as West Yorkshire Safety Camera Partnership) to provide a general right of access to the information they hold. It came into force on January 1 2005.
West Yorkshire Safety Camera Partnership - Website Accessibility
Our purpose is to prevent deaths and serious injuries on the roads of West Yorkshire by reducing the level and severity of speeding and red light offences and to improve driving standards through education and enforcement.
A new system to view alleged offences is now live, please use the link below and enter the reference and P.I.N number provided on your Notice of Intended Prosecution or Final Reminder when available.
Camera equipment and site frequently asked questions - such as "How do you know that the equipment is accurate?"
Fixed cameras are used to detect speeding offences and red light violations. They have been installed to counter very serious collision problems, to protect vulnerable road users and to encourage driver compliance with the speed limit and red lights.
Accessibility Statement for the West Yorkshire Casualty Prevention Partnership website
This accessibility statement applies to this website, www.safetycameraswestyorkshire.co.uk and any of the content contained within this site/domain.
Driver improvement course frequently asked questions