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Speeding through South Ascot

Speeding through South Ascot

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Started by Fiona Jones 12 years, 5 months ago

We, the undersigned, are concerned about the speeding traffic through the village of South Ascot, particularly along Brockenhurst Road and request that the Council undertakes an analysis of the problems and seeks to slow traffic down the required 20/30mph.

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Rob Abell
12 years ago Featured

I have nearly been run over on the zebra crossing a couple of times because of the speeds of drivers, the parked cars and the lack of awareness. Pulling out of my road I have had someone roar up behind me because of their speed on the main road too. This is certainly a dangerous stretch of road, and a speed survey would be a useful starting point to gather some data.

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Gus Jhajj
12 years ago Featured

Vehicles traveling though South Ascot using the high st, do not stick to the 20mph speed limit. Speeding cars make crossing the difficult not to mention very dangerous due to narrowness of high st. Local residents especially those with young children crossing the road during the school run is very stressful.

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Jane Glennie
12 years ago

I think having a constant speed of 30mph beyond the 20mph zone would help. The road length to Charters is a crazy mix of 30mph to 40mph littered with 'slow' painted in the 40mph areas.

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Wendy wood
12 years ago

Completely agree. But the children also need mass education from us and school about road sense. More effective from the school perhaps.

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karen gilbert
12 years ago

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Debbie Oates
12 years ago

Something should be done as traffic clearly does not slow down to the speed limit. We should not wait for an accident to happen to sort this problem out.

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tracey shepheard
12 years ago

i agree accidents waiting to happen, especially as so many children walking to school.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

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