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Sunak expected to limit powers of councils in England to curb car use
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 28 Sep 2023
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I can see limiting highly-restrictive speed limits, as there could be a broader public interest outside of the location placing the limit in having traffic moving. Like, when traffic is moving from point A to B to C, B may be on the only route from A to C and not care how long it requires to get from A to C. But B's restrictions still affect people at A and C.
But how does limiting traffic cameras make sense? I mean, either you have a speed limit or you don't. I can't see a good argument for limiting enforceability of speed limits.