As a frequent user of the a55 I find it diabolical that for nearly an hour yesterday I sat in the rd work with insufficient rd signage and nobody working , remove the cones if there is nobody working
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Jamey-Lee Williams
10 years ago
I live in Anglesey so no choice but to travel on the A55. It's now taking me twice as long to get home from work and because I travel at peak times after work its a nightmare adding at least 30 minutes onto my journey .
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Chris Jones
10 years ago
Total disgrace, as usual incompetent planning. Takes me an extra 40 - 50 mins each day to get home.
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Nicola
10 years ago
In other parts of Europe the workers are out in force through the night to get the job done as quick as poss. In the UK the workers are on a constant tea break hardly ever seen and dragging the job out. The work should be priced on completed work not by the hour which most of these "tendered" companies are exploiting!
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Darren Hendley
10 years ago
Just be considerate to everyone, work can be done overnight with little disruption to carry it on during the day show a serious lack of planning
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Gethin Wyn Jones
10 years ago
Poorly organised traffic management to say the least......
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Capt. Trevor Bailey
10 years ago
Why does the outer lane in the Conwy Tunnel need to be closed ? This adds unnecessarily to the congestion and the delays.
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Dave Jones
10 years ago
Rumour has it that 20% of the total coast of this has been put asside for the charges Irish hauliers are passing on. This is for the lorries missing booked ferries with costs for rebooking. So why are the local loses not being covered!!!
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Gwyneth Orford
10 years ago
From a wife whose husband is now on the road for 10 hours plus a day, sat two hours each way in these appalling traffic restrictions. Also notice that traffic officers from the road agency are standing at the back of their vehicle on the outside lane of the A55 by the Conwy Tunnel. Maybe their high viz jackets are extra padded, making them immune to being hit by cars. Ridiculous.
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Dave Jones
10 years ago
I work as a local taxi driver. As well as scaring away visitors to the area when they see the queue. Moans are being made to us cabbies about the extra charges our meters make for standing still in traffic. Must explain that the meters are setup, calibrated and monitored by the local council. Well done people who have put this in place (NOTE, NOT CALLED THEM PLANNERS.)
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Carole Lewis
10 years ago
Peak times and weekends really need looking at plus local events . It wouldn't be as bad if you could actually see work being done . Local businesses are being affected and I'm sure there will be a number of accidents if something isn't done quick
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Brian
10 years ago
I've heard haulage companies are considering not using the holyhead-dublin crossing and switching to Liverpool. This is due to constant delays in Conwy area, and this is why the council are wanting to do the roundabouts to speed up their journey. If the roundabouts job gets dropped it will be because the haulage firms have lost patience and switched routes. Meaning lost earnings at the port etc and more job losses!
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Sheena McCabe
10 years ago
Get a larger workforce out to get the job done ! End of!
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Eric Avery
10 years ago
The current arrangement is destroying local economy.
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Sue
10 years ago
no consideration has been given to people who are trying hard to provide an NHS service to people in community hospitals. Workers are having to leave earlier to maintain the service
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Anonymous
10 years ago
commuting daily is an absolute joke!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It will affect businesses up and down the coast, no consideration has been made for them.
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Andrew Davies
10 years ago
Incredibly poor traffic management leading to unsatisfactory delays and likely greatly impacting the local economy.
It's a nightmare!
As a frequent user of the a55 I find it diabolical that for nearly an hour yesterday I sat in the rd work with insufficient rd signage and nobody working , remove the cones if there is nobody working
I live in Anglesey so no choice but to travel on the A55. It's now taking me twice as long to get home from work and because I travel at peak times after work its a nightmare adding at least 30 minutes onto my journey .
Total disgrace, as usual incompetent planning. Takes me an extra 40 - 50 mins each day to get home.
In other parts of Europe the workers are out in force through the night to get the job done as quick as poss. In the UK the workers are on a constant tea break hardly ever seen and dragging the job out. The work should be priced on completed work not by the hour which most of these "tendered" companies are exploiting!
Just be considerate to everyone, work can be done overnight with little disruption to carry it on during the day show a serious lack of planning
Poorly organised traffic management to say the least......
Why does the outer lane in the Conwy Tunnel need to be closed ? This adds unnecessarily to the congestion and the delays.
Rumour has it that 20% of the total coast of this has been put asside for the charges Irish hauliers are passing on. This is for the lorries missing booked ferries with costs for rebooking. So why are the local loses not being covered!!!
From a wife whose husband is now on the road for 10 hours plus a day, sat two hours each way in these appalling traffic restrictions. Also notice that traffic officers from the road agency are standing at the back of their vehicle on the outside lane of the A55 by the Conwy Tunnel. Maybe their high viz jackets are extra padded, making them immune to being hit by cars. Ridiculous.
I work as a local taxi driver. As well as scaring away visitors to the area when they see the queue. Moans are being made to us cabbies about the extra charges our meters make for standing still in traffic. Must explain that the meters are setup, calibrated and monitored by the local council. Well done people who have put this in place (NOTE, NOT CALLED THEM PLANNERS.)
Peak times and weekends really need looking at plus local events . It wouldn't be as bad if you could actually see work being done . Local businesses are being affected and I'm sure there will be a number of accidents if something isn't done quick
I've heard haulage companies are considering not using the holyhead-dublin crossing and switching to Liverpool. This is due to constant delays in Conwy area, and this is why the council are wanting to do the roundabouts to speed up their journey. If the roundabouts job gets dropped it will be because the haulage firms have lost patience and switched routes. Meaning lost earnings at the port etc and more job losses!
Get a larger workforce out to get the job done ! End of!
The current arrangement is destroying local economy.
no consideration has been given to people who are trying hard to provide an NHS service to people in community hospitals. Workers are having to leave earlier to maintain the service
commuting daily is an absolute joke!!
It will affect businesses up and down the coast, no consideration has been made for them.
Incredibly poor traffic management leading to unsatisfactory delays and likely greatly impacting the local economy.
its an outrage