Lorraine Sheridan

1. 1. pedestrians crossing when unsafe

   “There have now been two documented collision's at this location and in order to prevent similar collisions occurring in the future, the Police have suggested that an audible phase indication (red and green man) on the opposing side of the carriageway would reinforce the phase for pedestrians and make them far less likely to cross when it is unsafe to do so.”

2. 2. vehicles queuing at traffic island

   “High Bullen Road is a dual carriageway consisting of two lanes and is subject to a 30mph speed limit. The carriageway in which the collision occurred is on the approach to the traffic island at the junction with the A462. The collision occurred at a pedestrian crossing approach to the traffic island.”

3. 3. pedestrians tempted to cross when unsafe

   “The type of crossing is described as a pedestrian activated, traffic light controlled puffin crossing. There is a traffic island a short distance from the crossing if a driver is heading away from the M6 motorway. It is evident that if a vehicle approaches queuing traffic, then there is a risk that it may cause confusion to pedestrians at the pelican crossing who may be tempted to cr”

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