Safe road crossing for the children of Flax Bourton School

73 Signatures

• Sarah Hughes

  • Comments
  • This road is used as a 'rat run' with cars traveling at excessive speeds something must be done before a child is injured or killed
  • Address
  • Wild Country Lane, Long Ashton
  • Postcode
  • BS41 9AG
• Sarah Clark

  • Comments
  • Stopping distances at 30mph are 23 metres vs 12 metres at 20mph - at present the 30mph limit, no crossing, no crossing guard, poor visibility makes station road a hazard for children. Please don't wait for an accident to happen - give us a crossing and 20mph speed limit now. It can't wait until it's too late!
  • Address
  • 6 Orchard Close, Flax Bourton, Bristol
  • Postcode
  • BS48 1UE
• Olly Clark

  • Comments
  • The yellow strip of anti slip crossing surface and baby foot prints leading to it are more dangerous than ever. They mislead children into thinking it is their right of way which it is not. There are no warning signs of children crossing and it is not visible to car drivers.
  • Address
  • 6 Orchard Close, Flax Bourton, Bristol
  • Postcode
  • BS48 1UE
• Amanda Davidson
• Michael Davidson
• Adam Heath

  • Address
  • Coleford, Glos
• Kerren Smith

  • Comments
  • Children Safety outside school should be paramount. There should be a strictly no parking area outside policed regularly with random on the spot fines like at my primary school Milford Infants School Yeovil.
  • Address
  • Yeovil
• Nick Norton

  • Address
  • Bristol
• Marilyn Camish

  • Address
  • Congresbury
• Jayne Bayliss

  • Address
  • 119 Weston Road, Long Ashton
  • Postcode
  • bS41 9AE
• Philip Bayliss

  • Address
  • 119 Weston Road
  • Postcode
  • BS41 9AE
• Dr Jane Ogden

  • Postcode
  • BS48 1UB
• Claire Merrick

  • Comments
  • It would be great if there could be a safe place to cross in Station Road, Flax Bourton. Children going to Flax Bourton School or on their way to the open fields, beautiful cycle path, playground and playing fields at Farleigh Green currently have no safe place to cross. The recent changes to the road markings give children the impression that they have a right of way (the coloured tarmacand blue footprints) whilst giving no indication to car drivers that there is a crossing point to slow down for. Car drivers clearly need a more visible reason to kill their speed. A zebra crossing or similar would be much more visible and reinforce the need to slow down for pedestrians.
  • Address
  • 8 Bourton Mead, Flax Bourton, North Somerset
  • Postcode
  • BS48 1UB
• Helen Walder
• Sarah Weavers

  • Address
  • 5 Uncombe Close, Backwell
  • Postcode
  • BS48 3PU
• tony wilson

  • Comments
  • the current crossing arrangements (there arent any!!) are serriously dangerous. the access to the school is across a straight road used as a short cut by many drivers who feel it unneccessary to slow down for people crossing the road or making any allowance for the young children in the area. the road must have traffic calming and safe crossing installed before anyone gets hurt.
  • Postcode
  • BS41 9AG
• Simon Buck

  • Address
  • 40 Longthorn, Moor Lane
  • Postcode
  • BS483GY
• Diana Dickerson

  • Address
  • 32 Hilldale Road, Backwell
  • Postcode
  • BS48 3JZ
• Bevan Dickerson

  • Address
  • 32 Hilldale Road, Backwell
  • Postcode
  • BS48 3JZ
• amanda mitchison

  • Address
  • 11 Ridgeway Road, Long Ashton,
  • Postcode
  • BS41 9EX
• Katherine Wilson
• Allison Rowlands

  • Address
  • Willow Close, Long Ashton
  • Postcode
  • BS41 9DT
• Kim Hedges

  • Comments
  • Kids are confused, they think it's a crossing outside of school and carry on walking across, there have been a few near misses including my son James. Cars don't slow down as it isn't a proper crossing!
  • Address
  • 91 Kings Croft, Long Ashton, North Somerset
  • Postcode
  • BS41 9ED
• HELEN SPENCER

  • Postcode
  • BS48 3QQ
• Vicky Moss

  • Comments
  • The speed limit needs to be lowered because there is very poor visability for pedestrians crossing the road as well as for vehicles travelling towards the A370 and leaving the school car park.
• Diane Thompson

  • Comments
  • Full support
• David Thompson

  • Comments
  • Near misses make this a necessity to protect our children
• Tim Raine

  • Comments
  • В
  • Address
  • В
  • Postcode
  • В
• Paul Simmons

  • Comments
  • Fully support this petition cars often use excessive speed past the school gates at rush hour.
  • Address
  • 5 Headcroft, Flax Bourton
  • Postcode
  • BS48 1US
• Rachael Butler

  • Address
  • 3 Warren Lane, Long Ashton
  • Postcode
  • BS41 9DA
• Ann Kerswell

  • Address
  • Farleigh Hills, School Lane, Barrow Gurney
  • Postcode
  • BS48 3RZ
• Teresa Gill

  • Postcode
  • BS48 4AF
• Anna Jones

  • Postcode
  • BS481UH
• K Hedges

  • Postcode
  • BS419ED
• Bob Chapman

  • Postcode
  • BS106NY
• V Avery

  • Postcode
  • BS419EE
• M Cook

  • Postcode
  • BS419EE
• S Roberts

  • Postcode
  • BS49 4PX
• Sandy Hore-Ruthven

  • Postcode
  • BS48 3QE
• Sarah Leong

  • Postcode
  • BS41 9DR
• Bev Letherby

  • Postcode
  • BS48 1UD
• Louise Bluxham

  • Postcode
  • BS41 9DQ
• Ceris Handley

  • Comments
  • precautionary measures are necessary in a residential area and near school
• Kerry Stillwood
• Bob Hughes

  • Postcode
  • BS41 9DA
• Mr.S.E.Clash

  • Comments
  • Reduce speed to official stautory figure of 20 M.P.H. is essential to promote the safety of all school children
  • Address
  • Old Lights, Station Road. Flax Bourton.
  • Postcode
  • BS48 1UA
• Cassie Hughes

  • Address
  • Fenswood Cottage, 106 Weston Road, Long Ashton
  • Postcode
  • BS41 9BZ
• Susan Clark
• Prof Daniel Robert

  • Postcode
  • BS48 1UB
• Andrea Иernб

  • Address
  • 3 Post Office Lane
  • Postcode
  • BS483PZ

• 73
  Signatures!
  
• View Signatures
• Sign Petition