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Matrix sign head west, going to cause a pile up.

Reported via mobile in the Sign issue (NH) category anonymously at 06:40, Sat 16 July 2022

Sent to National Highways less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 3680157.

Hi, every evening Monday to Friday, your Matrix signs leading up to the one just after Jct11 read 60 or 50mph due to alleged traffic at Jct10. Then without warning whilst cars are all grouped up under taking and now seemingly speed because the one at Jct10 is now reading 40mph that just so happens to have a camera on.

This in itself is going to cause an accident.

I know they're there to help stop congestion and allegedly increase safety. The time I'm travelling 8.30pm onwards the signs themselves are causing the congestion and bunching everyone up dangerously at a time recently as sun is setting too.

You can tell the amount who spot the speed limit change by just how many times it's flashes people.

How is anyone supposed to spot a limit change with so much bunching and under taking with lanes splitting off for the M6 and continuation of the M62?

You should be able to see with all the live cameras use have the effects and dangers every evening.

Unless use sit there rubbing your hands together at all the speeding fines!

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  • No-one is interested in making traffic flow, perish the thought! Nope, its all about revenue streams from the great British public, as usual....

    Posted anonymously at 11:39, Tue 19 July 2022

  • Thank you for your comments about speed signage on the M62. Your comments have been passed on to the appropriate team. If you would like a full response to your concerns, please submit your enquiry via our Customer Contact Centre by phone or email; 0300 123 5000; info@nationalhighways.co.uk

    Kind regards,

    National Highways

    State changed to: Closed

    Posted by National Highways at 15:43, Tue 19 July 2022

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