Sudden dip on high-speed road

Reported in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 10:15, Wed 3 March 2010
Sent to Cardiff Council 4 minutes later

There is a dip in the right-hand lane of the East-bound carriageway on the A48, beneath the Gabalfa roundabout. It has been there for over a year. I brace myself for it every day, but someone who wasn't expecting it, travelling at 70mph, especially if they were changing lanes, could easily lose control. It appears to be a large patch in the road which has sunk.

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Posted anonymously at 14:23, Thu 4 March 2010

As that is a 40 mph zone, anyone who was going 70 mph would deserve what they got

Posted anonymously at 15:09, Fri 5 March 2010

It's not news to me that a lot of the people driving on that road don't pay any attention to their surroundings. At that point on the road the speed limit on the westbound side is 40 mph but the eastbound side is beyond a national speed limit sign. Since there's a central reservation, that makes the speed limit 70mph and too fast for sudden dips to be acceptable. Thanks for your input though, always interesting.

Posted anonymously at 10:49, Mon 22 March 2010, marked as fixed

Got update from council to say this had been fixed and, sure enough, it has improved.

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