Inadequate signage at junction leading to visibility issues

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• 2016 → 2023Absolom Duffy6 years 10 months after Joan Green · different coronerClosely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high

  Closely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high

  Both reports highlight that the existing road signage at a junction does not adequately instruct drivers given limited visibility, creating a risk of unsafe crossing. The earlier report notes signage was worn but deemed clear, while the later report argues a give‑way sign is insufficient where a stop is needed.

  Joan Green · 24 Oct 2016

  “(I) | received evidence that there were no identifiable defects with the junction. Visibility was good, and all signage and road markings, although a little worn, were said to be clear and unambiguous.”

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  Absolom Duffy · 16 Aug 2023

  “There is a restricted view of the B1190 as a road user approaches the junction. To be certain the B1190 road is clear a road user would be required to stop, however the road signage only requires a road user to give way.”

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  Stated action in the response to the earlier report

  “The latest KSI Review which is about to be completed, has identified the A1 near Toll Bar Road as a site that requires prioritisation for closer investigation following the fatal Sye7s fy INVESTORS WF J INPEOPLE ane.”

  Earlier report in the app · Later report in the app