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Speed signs aim to make South Shields safer

14th February 2013 | Health and Safety Signs

Posted by Ben Alexander

A busy road in South Tyneside is set to benefit from new warning signs in a bid to slow down traffic.

Two vehicle-activated notices have been recommended for Marsden Road in South Shields as a method of advising motorists to decrease their speed, reports the Shields Gazette.

Patrick Melia, the local council's corporate director of business and area management, has written a report on the matter.

It reads: "These signs are considered to be a more effective way of informing drivers of actual traffic speeds and are more reliable than the current solar-powered units which flash the speed limit only."

Over the last three years, four people have been injured on the road, which connects Horsley Hill to Harton Village.

Recently, Cambridge-News reported that the north of Cambridge is to have a 20mph speed limit.

Arbury, King's Hedges and the two Chesterton wards gave been selected for the work.ADNFCR-2754-ID-801540379-ADNFCR

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