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Defunct signs that are hazard on the highway
Sent to National Highways less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 6706860.
Moderated by automated at 17:31, Thu 7 November 2024
There are remotely controlled temporary traffic management signs mounted in the central reserve on the M4 (J18-19) and M5 (J15-18a) around Bristol that are broken, but appear to be still drawing power (as flashing). They do not appear to have been used for years and a hazard should an errant vehicle hit the central reserve. Why are they still in place?
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