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Harold Davies

13 May 2016 · Coroner Maria Mulrennan · Nottinghamshire

The coroner's concerns

  1. 1. vehicles emerging from Station Road into northbound carriageway

    “Although the current road layout and existing safety provisions did not cause or contribute to the particular circumstances of this collision, I am concerned that this is the 3rd fatality at this junction since 2010. The 2 most recent fatalities in January 2014 and November 2015 involving, vehicles emerging from Station Road into the northbound carriageway.”
  2. 2. lack of vehicle activated signs

    “Highways England and their maintenance contractor A‐One+ have undertaken an extensive risk assessment of the junction and there is a proposal to undertake the following remedial safety work: (a) vehicle activated signs on both carriageways of the A.46 to alert oncoming traffic of the presence of vehicles at the junction waiting to join or cross the carriageways (b) the installation of slim line bollards at the Station Road junction (c) appropriate demarcation of the central reservation/turning area.”
  3. 3. high speed limit on Station Road approach

    “The national speed limit on Station Road on its approach to the junction with the A.46 is 60mph. The SCIO gave evidence that additional warning signs and a possible reduction in speed limit on the approach would provide additional safety for drivers who were unfamiliar with the Station Road and its approach to the junction.”
  4. 4. lack of risk assessment by Nottinghamshire County Council

    “Nottinghamshire Police has offered to meet with Nottinghamshire County Council, the authority responsible for the maintenance of Station Road, and undertake a risk assessment.”

Responses

2016-0185-Response-from-Highways-England.pdf ↗· National Highways

Stated action · next year

“Since we met on 2nd June I have been liaising with colleagues to identify funding for the junction improvements described under 5.2 of the report. As discussed, the funding mechanisms under the Roads Investment Strategy have changed and we no longer have Local Network Management Schemes (LNMS) funding. The new funding is called Designated Funds and we are currently exploring various avenues to gain the approval we require to deliver the scheme at the junction of Station Road. The matter has been”
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Source: Prevention of Future Deaths reports and responses published by the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary at judiciary.uk. Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data updated 26 Oct 2026.

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