This new road needs cats-eyes or other refelective lane markers
Reported via desktop anonymously at 08:56, Wed 25 January 2023
Sent to North Northamptonshire Council less than a minute later. ref: 4168179.
The new stretch of dual carriageway of the A509 from the A14 needs centre line reflective devices - cats-eyes - and ideally lane edge markings that can bee seen in the darkness. It has a 50 mph speed limit and sweeping curves so a high speed collision could easily happen. The old stretched cats-eyes, albeit battered and worn, so why not the new road?
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There are no cats-eyes, and the road needs them.
Posted anonymously at 09:14, Wed 22 February 2023
Still open, via questionnaire -
Still open, via questionnaire, 12:09, Wed 22 March 2023
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Please advise what you are doing to make this road safe at night when the white markings are barely visible. This road needs cats eyes to make the lane limits visible.
Posted anonymously at 16:05, Fri 26 April 2024
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The new stretch of dual carriageway between the A509 and the A14 needs centre line reflective devices - cat's-eyes - and ideally lane edge markings that can be seen in the darkness. It has a 50 mph speed limit and sweeping curves and has no lighting, so a high speed collision could easily happen. The old stretch had cat's-eyes and lane edge painted lines, so why not the new road?
Posted anonymously at 11:04, Wed 7 August 2024
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Please advise what you will be doing to make this road safe at night, when the white markings are barely visible. This road needs cats eyes to make the lane limits visible.
Posted anonymously at 13:59, Fri 13 September 2024
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