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Dangerous use of junction
Reported via desktop in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 07:04, Tue 12 January 2021
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later
The junction of Keats Drive and Didcot road has been specifically designed to force traffic west onto Didcot road. However, increasing numbers of drivers are choosing to turn right by performing a u-turn around the traffic island causing danger to other road users. Also, there is no access to Keats Drive for east bound traffic, however, drivers are increasingly travelling on the wrong side of the traffic islands and accessing Keats Drive by driving the wrong way down the exit! The traffic islands need to be joined together to eliminate these dangerous tactics.
Council ref: ENQ21884154
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Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 07:04, Tue 12 January 2021
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No action or discussion as far as we can see. Another junction the same as this one is being installed on the A4130 between Mendip Heights and Sir Frank Williams Avenue and no doubt it will be misused in the same way as people take the quick option at the expense of other people’s safety. Only safe option for this type of road junction is an traffic island opposite that excludes access from the wrong carriageway. Whomever designs the road layouts must always think of the lazy/arrogant road user.
Posted anonymously at 20:35, Tue 9 February 2021
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No action or discussion as far as we can see. Another junction the same as this one is being installed on the A4130 between Mendip Heights and Sir Frank Williams Avenue and no doubt it will be misused in the same way as people take the quick option at the expense of other people’s safety. Only safe option for this type of road junction is an traffic island opposite that excludes access from the wrong carriageway. Whomever designs the road layouts must always think of the lazy/arrogant road user.
Posted anonymously at 00:40, Sun 14 February 2021
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Still open, via questionnaire, 01:30, Sun 14 March 2021
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