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On park road, just off rectory close and near the park.

Reported via mobile in the Faded road lines / markings category anonymously at 23:11, Saturday 7 September 2024

Sent to Buckinghamshire Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 6448037.

The cars drive faster than the permitted speed limit. In a number of occasions cars have been speeding.

I want to propose we put traffic lights/crossing up at the zebra crossing. We ( anyone who wants to cross the road) cannot do so as cars ignore us - even whilst we cross the zebra crossing and on a few occasions have had to emergency brake. There are children on this road with their parents and it is extremely scary that cars have no regard for this.

We want to feel safe and putting up traffic lights will mean the cars have no choice but to stop.

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  • This has been passed to the Highway Officer to investigate, they will carry out an inspection within the next 10 working days.

    All our roads are subject to safety inspections, and this includes identifying any markings that are badly damaged or degraded so we may already be aware of this issue and have raised a job to have them refreshed if this is the case we will update you that it is a duplicate job/enquiry.

    If we were not aware of this issue, we will update you on what action will be taken, this may include adding the road markings to a package of works to be carried out at a later date.

    Please note, the ambient temperature drops, and the air becomes much more humid during the winter months and materials won’t bond with the surface when it’s wet, defeating the purpose of applying them at all. Adding markings to a wet surface will essentially mean they become diluted. The moisture present on the road and also in the air will affect the finished quality of the markings, impacting their appearance and longevity, for this reason we only refresh road markings during winter months if there is a specific safety issue.

    There may also be occasions when the issue reported will not be repaired as it has been classified as a minor defect and does not pose any risk to either the safety or the integrity of the highway, these are called minimum recording levels as specified in our Highways Safety Inspection Policy in these cases no action will be taken.

    Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 23:12, Saturday 7 September 2024

  • Update

    Thames Valley Police (TVP) is responsible for all enforcement of traffic laws, which includes speeding and dangerous driving, please contact them on their non-emergency number 101.

    Additional information

    TVP run a 'Community Concern' scheme where requests from the public about speeding are considered for enforcement.

    For more information, email the Speed Solutions Team SpeedSolutions@thamesvalley.pnn.police.uk or write to them at:
    Speed Solutions
    Thames Valley Police Roads Policing
    Three Mile Cross
    270 Whitley Wood Road
    Reading, Berkshire
    RG2 8FT

    Community Speedwatch (CSW)..

    Is a national initiative where members of local communities work with their local police to record details of speeding vehicles using approved detection devices. Registered keepers of vehicles exceeding the speed limit are contacted initially with a letter explaining the potential risks and consequences of their speeding. Repeat offenders will receive a visit from the local police, irrespective of where they live. If you would like more Information about CSW schemes contact the Community Speedwatch Co-ordinator. lee.turnham@thamesvalley.police.uk

    Please refer to the Buckinghamshire website regarding requests to change a speed limit.on a Buckinghamshire Road.

    State changed to: not the council's responsibility

    Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 10:56, Monday 9 September 2024

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