Residents and councillors are calling on police to target speeding motorists on Shrewbridge Road close to Nantwich Lake.
Several residents have complained about dangerous speeds of drivers along the 30mph stretch alongside the lake before the bend on Park Road.
Now police have told councillors they intend to seek permission to operate the tru-cam device along the road to deter motorists who flout the limits.
Cllr Peter Groves, speaking at Nantwich Town Council, said: “I’ve received complaints about the road in front of Nantwich Lake. I spoke to Cheshire East Highways and they say it is a police matter.
“We need to enforce that speed limit there.
“There is a Speed Indicator Device (SID), but if officers carried out a blitz along there it would alleviate the concern residents have along there.”
PCSO Stuart Mortimer told the council: “We will apply to our traffic enforcement officers to have a site with the tru-cam.
“At the moment, we do not have authorisation to use it along there, but hopefully we can get this.”
Nantwich officers have used the tru-cam on a number of well-known Nantwich routes recently to deter motorists who break the speed limit.
These locations include London Road in Nantwich, the A529 in Hankelow, Barony Road in Nantwich, Broad Lane in Stapeley, the A534 in Spurstow, and Queens Drive in Nantwich.
(Pic courtesy of @PoliceNantwich)
from 2 am to 3 am the other evening some moron was racing continually along the Nantwich bypass, time to give these idiots a 70 hour a week manual job, as they sure have far too little to do
Just been passed by 2 boy racers in Colleys Lane whilst walking my dog. Nothing ever gets done about it. Police say to take photo, but they were too fast
The police would also make a fortune if they stood on Barony Road, where the nursing home is, walking home with my dog the speed tracker clocked one driver doing 68mph.. it’s a 30 for goodness sake