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Faded road markings, M5 jct7 slip lanes
Sent to National Highways less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 4292255.
There used to be white road markings to indicate the pedestrian crossing points on all four slip lanes at the M5 jct7 island. These roads marking are now faded/non-existent and should be re-laid. The markings provide a useful cue to motorists that pedestrians regularly cross at these points.
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Thank you for your report concerning faded road markings. We have raised this with our inspectors to be investigated at the first possible opportunity. Our inspector will review this to determine whether remedial work is required to make the area safe for the travelling public. Although we always try to respond to these reports in the quickest time possible, we would ask that anything of a safety critical nature be raised with our Customer Contact Centre directly. They are available 24 hours a day, on 0300 123 5000. This will ensure we process any such report as soon as it is received.
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National Highways
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I use junction 7 daily both in a car and a hgv. On exiting the motorway southbound and vehicles are starting to queue to go right at the roundabout impatient drivers undertake up the inside and then cut across to go right. I have seen many near misses here. With the recent roadworks about to finish and white lining to be done a sensible thing to do would be to put a left turn arrow in the lane for Pershore traffic . Any vehicles using that lane to turn right can then be prosecuted and would reduce the risk of a collision.
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