This guide points out the accident hotspots where incident rates are higher in North West Wales, and also where speed cameras have been placed to try and reduce them.
Plus we reveal new locations targeted by the police to cut speed.

Accident hotspots
Between 1998 and 2001, 222 people were killed, 1,103 were seriously injured and 15,908 people slightly injured on North Wales' roads, at an estimated cost of £130m for the area. Over 2,300 of these were children.

Since the launch of the speed camera campaign, road accident deaths have been reduced by 47% and serious injuries by 40%.

The following locations have been identified as accident hotspots. It's also where police mobile speed cameras regularly patrol in a bid to reduce the toll.

Anglesey
B4545 Kingsland, Valley
B4545 Holyhead
B4545 Llangefni

Conwy
A548 Dundonald Avenue, Abergele
A548 Llandudno Prom - Rhos Point
A548 St Asaph Avenue, Kinmel Bay

Gwynedd
A5112 Llandygai Bangor
A4086 Cwm-y-Glo Llanrug
A496 Harlech Llanbedr
A470 Tal-y-Waenydd Congl-y-Wal, Blaenau Ffestiniog
A4212 Craig Las, Trawsfynydd
A470 Dolgellau

Static camera locations
Conwy
A55 Penmaenbach (Eastbound)