Showing posts with label Petition launched to Implement Better Speed Control Measures on Ashwell Road. Show all posts
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Monday, October 14, 2024

Petition launched to Implement Better Speed Control Measures on Ashwell Road, Oakham, Rutland.

Petition launched to Implement Better Speed Control Measures on Ashwell Road, Oakham, Rutland.

Ashwell Road, a busy thoroughfare in Oakham, has become a growing concern for residents due to the persistent problem of excessive speeding. With the town's rapid growth, the road has seen a significant increase in traffic, leading to dangerous driving practices.   

Roxy Sugars petition demands, Rutland County Council, replace the existing sleeping policeman with actual speed bumps, increase the number of 20MPH signs along the road and Install a speed cameras to deter speeding.

Numerous incidents have highlighted the dangers of speeding on Ashwell Road, including the tragic loss of pets and the constant risk to children attending nearby schools. Despite existing speed bumps, drivers continue to disregard the safety of others by exceeding safe limits.

To mitigate the risks associated with speeding, we propose the implementation of:

Roxy highlights the benefits of Implementing Speed Control Measures, Enhanced safety for pedestrians, cyclists, motorists and pets. Along with a improved quality of life for residents.

Roxy urges all residents and concerned residents to join us in this petition to demand the implementation of speed control measures on Ashwell Road. "By signing this petition, you are expressing your support for a safer and more enjoyable community for everyone".

Sign the petition here:

www.change.orgppetition-to-implement-better-speed-control-measures-on-ashwell-road-oakham

Residents who have commented on the petition so far are concerned about the increasing danger of Ashwell Road due to drivers not adhering to the 20mph speed limit. Some have shared personal experiences of near-misses with pedestrians, pets being hit by cars, and concerns about the safety of children walking to school. Many believe that the enforcement of the 20mph speed limit is crucial to protect all people, animals, and wildlife in the community.