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#add3minutes to reduce New Forest animal road deaths

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Mike woodley
8 years ago

The forest and the animals are wonderful please take care and look after them

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Doug pennycuick
8 years ago

Make a difference!

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David Chadderton
8 years ago

The descendants of William the Conqueror give modern people permission to fence traffic onto the roads as there was no such thing as traffic when the King went hunting there.

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David Chadderton
8 years ago

Good grief. Fence traffic onto the roads. Stop the killing.

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Daniel Brown
8 years ago

#add 3 minutes

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Tony Clews
8 years ago

Great idea. Let’s hope it helps cut down on speeding soon as

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Carol Roberts
8 years ago

Please drive safely and take care! You know it make sense.

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Alan Harris
8 years ago

It's worse in winter when there's less daylight.

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Den Childs
8 years ago

I’m 100% behind driving around The New Forest being mindful of all the animals on our roads day and night

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Gordon Taylor
8 years ago

I support this petition.

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Debbie stenning
8 years ago

Breaks my heart each time another beautiful animal is needlessly killed. I drive regularly through the forest on my way to work and witness idiots driving at speed. Using it as a cut through to avoid queues of traffic. Maybe average speed cameras oils be a good idea

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Fee
8 years ago

I will slow Dow for new forest animals

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Edward Reynolds
8 years ago

Reduce speed limit

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Brenda shears
8 years ago

Good luck

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karen
8 years ago

Slow Down.......Simple

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Jeremiah Mondry-Flesch
8 years ago

Only people running a business or trying to rush for their jobs have even the remotest excuse for treating the Forest like a race track.

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Fiona Thompson
8 years ago

No excuse for these road deaths !

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Roger Lane
8 years ago

Better to arrive late,than not at all.

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Ken Boutayre
8 years ago

Drivers. Be aware. Simple!

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Marjorie Jones
8 years ago

If there are four key routes where animals are likely to be killed, why on earth don’t we move with the times and fence those roads? Once upon a time, the A35 was unfenced too, until it became too busy. The high-risk B roads are now as busy as the A35 was then. If the A35 were still unfenced protesters and animal rights groups would rightly be calling for it to be fenced now. Let’s stop this carnage once and for all, and recognise that cars and loose animals can’t co-exist on the main through routes. Let’s leave the minor roads for the ponies and careful drivers.