Achi news desk-
The road was exposed as a result of eight accidents which saw people suffer injuries during a period of four years.
Speed surveys showed that almost half of all traffic on the road was traveling above the 30mph speed limit.
A number of concerns regarding speeding on the road have been raised with North Ayrshire Council and Police Scotland in recent years by the local community.
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North Ayrshire Council introduced additional road signs and road markings, but this did not improve the situation.
Alan Bowater, Western Safety Camera Manager, said: “Drivers should be reminded that wherever you see one of our cameras, it shows that this area has a history of speed related collisions.
“People have been seriously injured or killed because of speeding. Driving can be unpredictable, but you can make a choice to reduce your speed and make the roads safer for everyone.
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“The camera on Stoneyholm Road should influence drivers to make better decisions about their speed, for the safety of all road users. ‘
A spokesman for North Ayrshire Council added “North Ayrshire Council supports the installation of a fixed speed camera on Stoneyholm Road, Kilbirnie.
“The installation will play a key role in improving road safety, providing a safer environment for the benefit of the local community.”
