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Still poor visibility
Reported via desktop in the Restricted Visibility / Overgrown / Overhanging category anonymously at 09:18, Mon 18 July 2022 using FixMyStreet Pro
Sent to Northamptonshire Highways less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 3683465.
Despite the grass being cut, finally, the visibility on this junction is still poor caused by the hedges, they need to be cut back to allow for better visibility. Traffic often is faster than 50MPH limit on this road and this junction needs better visibility. Please consider taking some of the hedges back by one or two feet, this would make it far safer. While cutting the grass was helpful it does not solve the entire issue. Year by year these hedges are progressively encroaching on the road, a right hand turn on a fast road needs to be much better than this. Look at the stats for the frequent accidents here. THANK YOU
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Posted by Northamptonshire Highways at 09:18, Mon 18 July 2022
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Thank you for your enquiry and for bringing this matter to our attention. We understand that you have concerns about the condition of the vegetation here. Whilst we appreciate your comments, the location of the vegetation that you have identified is not on the adopted highway. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the private landowner to maintain and is outside Northamptonshire Highways’ control. Nevertheless, we have written to the resident requesting that the vegetation is cut back more within the next 14 days.
Posted by Northamptonshire Highways at 16:22, Fri 5 August 2022
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It is imperative that you review the visibility at the junction, as it poses a significant safety concern that has been ignored for far too long. Despite the bushes being trimmed down, the visibility for approaching traffic along A361 and for vehicles turning into A361 is inadequate. Please take immediate action to rectify this issue. Thank you.
Posted anonymously at 19:14, Mon 11 March 2024
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