Fully agree . Average speed check cameras at either end of the village would be ideal.
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Mark Smith
11 months ago
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4 times in the last month I’ve nearly been hit pulling onto the main road by vehicles speeding round the blind bend . It’s only a matter of time until there is another serious accident if nothing physical is done to make sure people obey the speed limit and I’m sure no one would want that on there conscience
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Julie Moore
11 months ago
Accident waiting to happen
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Kevin Pemberton
11 months ago
No need for speed where children and animals are
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Matt Waller
11 months ago
Great idea and long over due!
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Amber
11 months ago
Lots of speeding through the village.
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Nick P
11 months ago
Locals, people passing through, Motorbikes, Lorries, Vans & Cars all speed through the village. When the speed vans are in the village every ones flashes. If your a pedestrian with a buggy on some of the narrower pavements like at the bottom of Butts Bank it's extremely dicey. Average speed cameras are the only route forward to stop speeding in the whole village, they are used in both Herefordshire & Gloucestershire in villages.
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Justin Regimbeau
11 months ago
Much needed!
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Georgina Tabberer
11 months ago
Zebra crossing at the very least !!
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Sarah Nichols
11 months ago
I completely agree with this!
As a mother of 2 young children it is scary walking along the pavement with them.
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Sally Annetts
11 months ago
Something needs to be done about people speeding through the village before, especially during term time. Mobile speed cameras are only good whilst they are there. Once gone the speeding continues. Sooner or later there will be a serious accident
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Christianne Wilde
11 months ago
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Such a dangerous road with traffic going way over the speed limit.
As the manager of the pre school in the village we are concerned about the safety of our families to and from the school.
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Billy Cooke
11 months ago
Quite right - cars way too fast through the village endangering everyone especially the children at out school
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Jodie moffatt
11 months ago
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My son is autistic and the speed of the traffic in the village frightens him and he can go into flight mode. It is very dangerous as the pathways are so very narrow.
Fully agree . Average speed check cameras at either end of the village would be ideal.
4 times in the last month I’ve nearly been hit pulling onto the main road by vehicles speeding round the blind bend . It’s only a matter of time until there is another serious accident if nothing physical is done to make sure people obey the speed limit and I’m sure no one would want that on there conscience
Accident waiting to happen
No need for speed where children and animals are
Great idea and long over due!
Lots of speeding through the village.
Locals, people passing through, Motorbikes, Lorries, Vans & Cars all speed through the village. When the speed vans are in the village every ones flashes. If your a pedestrian with a buggy on some of the narrower pavements like at the bottom of Butts Bank it's extremely dicey. Average speed cameras are the only route forward to stop speeding in the whole village, they are used in both Herefordshire & Gloucestershire in villages.
Much needed!
Zebra crossing at the very least !!
I completely agree with this! As a mother of 2 young children it is scary walking along the pavement with them.
Something needs to be done about people speeding through the village before, especially during term time. Mobile speed cameras are only good whilst they are there. Once gone the speeding continues. Sooner or later there will be a serious accident
Such a dangerous road with traffic going way over the speed limit. As the manager of the pre school in the village we are concerned about the safety of our families to and from the school.
Quite right - cars way too fast through the village endangering everyone especially the children at out school
My son is autistic and the speed of the traffic in the village frightens him and he can go into flight mode. It is very dangerous as the pathways are so very narrow.