Sign for Safety!

People drive far too fast past the school.

I have had to dive back onto the pavement at times when using the pelican crossing because cars cannot stop.

North Somerset Council stop hiding behind a conservation area! Lets have some signs rumble Strips and pay for a lollipop person!! The chap who was the lollipop man actually helped the traffic flow better! As there at the busiest times.

A very worthy request!

We been desperate for this outside school and wolvershill road as only one path for children to walk down to school they drive down there at 60-70 mph there accident/ fatality waiting to happen

Just this morning I had a man drive straight over the crossing when I was already in it with my 3 children.

Please help our school and our village

Had near misses on the zebra crossing, the sign is needed ASAP!!

please allow this for the school and community safety

After having four children which one of them had been knocked 3 times on 3 separate occasions though the village with people driving to fast through the village. We definitely need this sign to slow the vehicle down.

This crossing is very dangerous. A flashing sign might help reduce the risk.

Banwell needs this urgently

Something long overdue

Children's lives are more important than a conservation area.

This is such a no-brainer North Somerset.

Fully support this petition for better road safety for our local children

This road is ao awfully for mums trying to cross with children and older children trying to cross alone. We in the village are careful but others are not. We need this to protect children and families

Needed ASAP....Is a dangerous road. Seen it blocked on many occasions. The Children's safety !!! This needs to be put in place NOW. There will only be major increase of traffic. Put these Children FIRST, before there is a fatal accident.....

One of the busiest A roads in North Somerset and no school sign in Banwell ,shamefull NSC!!!

I take and fetch my grandson from Banwell school. It is very dangerous trying to cross to the school using the crossing. School times are the busiest and the crossing is often obscured by cars illegally waiting in traffic on the crossing so pedestrians have to walk round them whilst checking for fast moving traffic coming in the opposite direction