Agree! 20’s Plenty! Also consider shared (but discreet?) pedestrian/cycle markings on the road. It’s not wide enough in many places for cars to avoid encroaching into this so will hopefully make car drivers think twice about who they might be sharing the road with.
Cars that occasionally park on the junction of Church road and Mill Lane also cause a dangerous obstruction forcing vehicles travelling towards the Winchester Arms to drive on the wrong side of the road on a blind bend.
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Wendy Leiter
7 years ago
This would make it safer for all the children living here and also all the people who ride their horses here like my daughter.
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Jennie Walker
7 years ago
As a resident of Trull, with 2 young children, I see this as vital. We walk to and from school and the speed of some vehicles is extremely dangerous.
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Fiona Johnson
7 years ago
The speed of cars on the approach to the school is alarming. A 20mph restriction is very much needed plus some enforcement of this!
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Zane McCORMACK
7 years ago
Fully support this.
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Mike Sebire
7 years ago
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This is a reasonable change to ensure the safety of children, their families and staff at Trull school. It is in line with changes made at other schools including queens who also have the benefit of footpaths and a zebra crossing.
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Charlotte Morris
7 years ago
Agree this needs to happen asap. Some traffic calming measures would also be beneficial at various points along Honiton road where children cross coming home from Trull school. Especially near the bend at the end of Amberd Lane.
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Nathan storry
7 years ago
Trull needs to be a 20mph limit for the school children and elderly in the community
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Brad Bunyard
7 years ago
The visiblity around the school is very poor due to car parking, we should be encouraging active travel to and from school for our childrens future health. A 20 mph speed limit along Wild Oak land and Church road will make it safer for all to travel on foot and cycle, with minial impact on journey times.
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Alia Weir
7 years ago
These limits must be put in place for the safety of primary school children attending Trull school
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Gavin Mountstephens
7 years ago
Need speed bump and a 20 mph speed Limit
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Kirsten Webber
7 years ago
Please reduce the speed limit around Trull School to 20 mph to help keep our children safe.
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Toby Fisher
7 years ago
This is urgently needed, the amount of cars vans and lorrys sent throug this small village by sat nav and the growing school numbers is increasing.
20 would ensure the safety of all, residents and visitors alike.
Let's do this....
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Anastasia Rosenberg
7 years ago
Safety of our children surely must come first, a non brainer!
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Heidi Milburn
7 years ago
A must !
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Tina Rabjohns
7 years ago
The safety of our children at Trull School (like other schools in the area) should be our utmost priority.
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Samantha Woodcock
7 years ago
This is something that has needed to be done for a long time and before anyone is seriously hurt!
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Chris O
7 years ago
The roads approaching Trull school have no pavements. Children and parents with buggies are walking down these roads that become single track due to parked cars. The council shouldn't wait until there is an accident here to do anything about it. On the main road at Queens College, where they have two wide pavements, bright lights and pedestrian crossings, they have a 20mph zone, so why not in the area surrounding Trull school?
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Sian Hawkins
7 years ago
Much needed speed restrictions by the school in Trull.
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Andrew Saunders
7 years ago
I live on Glencoe Terrace and am concerned at the speed people approach the bend by ladylawn and the junction opposite the School, this is urgent.
Agree! 20’s Plenty! Also consider shared (but discreet?) pedestrian/cycle markings on the road. It’s not wide enough in many places for cars to avoid encroaching into this so will hopefully make car drivers think twice about who they might be sharing the road with. Cars that occasionally park on the junction of Church road and Mill Lane also cause a dangerous obstruction forcing vehicles travelling towards the Winchester Arms to drive on the wrong side of the road on a blind bend.
This would make it safer for all the children living here and also all the people who ride their horses here like my daughter.
As a resident of Trull, with 2 young children, I see this as vital. We walk to and from school and the speed of some vehicles is extremely dangerous.
The speed of cars on the approach to the school is alarming. A 20mph restriction is very much needed plus some enforcement of this!
Fully support this.
This is a reasonable change to ensure the safety of children, their families and staff at Trull school. It is in line with changes made at other schools including queens who also have the benefit of footpaths and a zebra crossing.
Agree this needs to happen asap. Some traffic calming measures would also be beneficial at various points along Honiton road where children cross coming home from Trull school. Especially near the bend at the end of Amberd Lane.
Trull needs to be a 20mph limit for the school children and elderly in the community
The visiblity around the school is very poor due to car parking, we should be encouraging active travel to and from school for our childrens future health. A 20 mph speed limit along Wild Oak land and Church road will make it safer for all to travel on foot and cycle, with minial impact on journey times.
These limits must be put in place for the safety of primary school children attending Trull school
Need speed bump and a 20 mph speed Limit
Please reduce the speed limit around Trull School to 20 mph to help keep our children safe.
This is urgently needed, the amount of cars vans and lorrys sent throug this small village by sat nav and the growing school numbers is increasing. 20 would ensure the safety of all, residents and visitors alike. Let's do this....
Safety of our children surely must come first, a non brainer!
A must !
The safety of our children at Trull School (like other schools in the area) should be our utmost priority.
This is something that has needed to be done for a long time and before anyone is seriously hurt!
The roads approaching Trull school have no pavements. Children and parents with buggies are walking down these roads that become single track due to parked cars. The council shouldn't wait until there is an accident here to do anything about it. On the main road at Queens College, where they have two wide pavements, bright lights and pedestrian crossings, they have a 20mph zone, so why not in the area surrounding Trull school?
Much needed speed restrictions by the school in Trull.
I live on Glencoe Terrace and am concerned at the speed people approach the bend by ladylawn and the junction opposite the School, this is urgent.