#add3minutes to reduce New Forest animal road deaths
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Jane Holt
8 years ago
I live in the New Forest and am horrified and saddened by the amount of animals that are killed on our roads each year.
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rob aslett
8 years ago
Slow down
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Sheldon Ward
8 years ago
There are no excuses for speeding around the New Forest..people should take notice of the dangers, be more aware, slow down or lose the right to use the Forest Roads
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Rosemary Newill
8 years ago
It is essential that we all take more care than in daylight & reduce our speed at night so many animals are on the verges grazing.
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Jacky Jones
8 years ago
The Forest is their home and we should respect that
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Bernadette Tully
8 years ago
Yes more than happy to do this.
We must try to reduce the animal deaths as it is appalling the numbers being killed.
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John Holiday
8 years ago
Hopefully this will bring home to drivers that speeding in the Forest is unnecessary and inappropriate.
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Natasha Morabito
8 years ago
It's so easy to not see a dark pony on the road - please keep your speed down and keep all the animals safe.
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Kay Tilley
8 years ago
Please sign
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Charlotte Baker
8 years ago
Such an important initiative
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Anonymous
8 years ago
There really is no excuse for driving over the speed limits or without due care to our animals so please take care and slow down. Treat our wonderful New Forest with the respect it deserves - or perhaps use an alternative route - if you're local and speed why are you living here???
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Tony Payne
8 years ago
Help keep The New Forest a safe place for wildlife.
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Amy Taigel
8 years ago
Always drive carefully especially through the forest.
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Fiona Cameron
8 years ago
Slow down everyone
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Alison George
8 years ago
We need more cameras to catch the idiots who overtake lines of cars waiting for ponies and donkeys cross the road
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John Fox
8 years ago
As a new commuter across the forest in the early and late hours I'm very animal-aware, but even so last week one evening I experienced six ponies appearing out of the gloom immediately in front of me as I approached Emery Down. It was a timely reminder to a) watch my speed and b) to remain constantly vigilant. I've since modified my commute route to stay away from high risk routes.
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Carole Cranham
8 years ago
If you child was riding through the Forrest you'd slow down !
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Penny Dale
8 years ago
I would add 30 minutes if it ensure the safety of the New Forrest wildlife
I live in the New Forest and am horrified and saddened by the amount of animals that are killed on our roads each year.
Slow down
There are no excuses for speeding around the New Forest..people should take notice of the dangers, be more aware, slow down or lose the right to use the Forest Roads
It is essential that we all take more care than in daylight & reduce our speed at night so many animals are on the verges grazing.
The Forest is their home and we should respect that
Yes more than happy to do this. We must try to reduce the animal deaths as it is appalling the numbers being killed.
Hopefully this will bring home to drivers that speeding in the Forest is unnecessary and inappropriate.
It's so easy to not see a dark pony on the road - please keep your speed down and keep all the animals safe.
Please sign
Such an important initiative
There really is no excuse for driving over the speed limits or without due care to our animals so please take care and slow down. Treat our wonderful New Forest with the respect it deserves - or perhaps use an alternative route - if you're local and speed why are you living here???
Help keep The New Forest a safe place for wildlife.
Always drive carefully especially through the forest.
Slow down everyone
We need more cameras to catch the idiots who overtake lines of cars waiting for ponies and donkeys cross the road
As a new commuter across the forest in the early and late hours I'm very animal-aware, but even so last week one evening I experienced six ponies appearing out of the gloom immediately in front of me as I approached Emery Down. It was a timely reminder to a) watch my speed and b) to remain constantly vigilant. I've since modified my commute route to stay away from high risk routes.
If you child was riding through the Forrest you'd slow down !
I would add 30 minutes if it ensure the safety of the New Forrest wildlife
Something needs to be done
Full behind this initiative.