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PostPosted: 11:33 - 02 Oct 2007    Post subject: Highways - Fault reporting Reply with quote

Hi Guys,

On Sunday am a biker almost took himself out across my car bonnet! It scared the sweet shit out of me.

He was approaching a deceiving T junction at about 30/35 mph (one of those that look like the road carries straight on).

I was coming in the opposite direction toward him and around the corner (my right of way) at about 25/30 mph. He put his horn on and I slammed my anchors on, he did well to miss me.


I know the road well, I've lived 5 mins for it for years. Unless he went back to look, he will probably think 'another rubbish car driver that didn't look'.

I drove back down there yesterday, there is NO 'Give Way' on the approach to the T junction. Plus, being on the brow of a hill, it is hard to see which road the white lines cross. I took a photo (I will try and post it).

Anyhoo, point of my post is to let people know/remind people that you can report faults on highways.

If you seacrh google you should find what you need.

This is Herts Council website:

https://www.hertsdirect.org/actweb/faultreporting/category1.cfm
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