Pomoy speed camera damaged Residents seek road safety

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France 2 reports a recently installed temporary speed camera on the RN19 at Pomoy being painted twice and unavailable for days. Residents defend it as protection on a dangerous bend close to houses. Dolores Bainier describes repeated truck collisions with her home; the report cites more than sixty deaths over thirty years, according to residents. Installation timing differs between the presenter's few-days wording and a resident's three-week account. A bypass announced in September is described as a decade away, while the temporary camera is intended for three months. Mayor Alexis Henry says the state will decide on a permanent camera. The attacks' dates and claimed historic totals are not independently established.

A temporary speed camera on the RN19 at Pomoy was painted twice, putting it out of service for days, according to France 2. Residents and Mayor Alexis Henry defend speed enforcement on the bend near their houses and seek a permanent camera while a bypass remains years away. The camera's installation and attack dates are not established precisely in the report.