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A 30mph Maximum Speed sign has been removed from the roadside

Reported via desktop in the Road Traffic Signs and Road Markings category anonymously at 17:50, Tuesday 28 March 2023

Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later

A maximum speed sign that indicates a limit of 30mph has been removed from the side of Wyfold Lane. This was not done by officers of, or contractors working for, OCC.

The removal of the sign has taken place in the last two weeks and coincides with the erection of new fencing by the occupier of Wyfold Grange. New fence posts have been installed in the roadside verge arbitraliry extending the boundary of the private property.

The lane is very narrow and the sign was located at a bend. I am very concerned that the removal of the maximum speed sign represents a danger to pedestrians, cyclists, horse riders and drivers of vehicles.

The action is extraordinarily dangerous and shows flagrant disregard for the members of the public.

Council ref: ENQ23954153

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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 17:51, Tuesday 28 March 2023

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    This post which was repositioned by the occupier of Wyfold Grange and may not have been installed properly has now been hit and is lying at an angle

    Posted anonymously at 21:31, Monday 24 July 2023

  • Thank you for your report our land and highways records department are currently arranging to have the fencing removed .The 30mph sign has been reinstalled

    State changed to: Investigation complete

    Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 09:59, Thursday 24 August 2023

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