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Throughout the centre of Sandbach

Reported via desktop in the Conditions of Signs category anonymously at 14:34, Thu 24 February 2022 ; (there is no pin shown as the user did not use the map)

Sent to Cheshire East Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 3341076.

The implementation of 20mph limits in Sandbach seems to be a bit haphazard. I agree with the concept, but the signs seem to come and go at random. On a recent drive through the town, I encountered: 1. Reminder signs (small ones) when I hadn't passed a sign for the start of the limit. 2. No signs indicating the ends of limits. 3. Standard 20mph speed limit signs adjacent to signs indicating that the limit was only active when lights were flashing (school zone). All in all, the placement of the signs seems random and confusing, and would almost certainly make it hard to prosecute anyone breaking the limit.

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    We are currently experiencing an increase in demand of reported issues along with a temporary reduction in available staff due to Covid-related sickness and self-isolation.

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    Posted by Cheshire East Council at 14:34, Thu 24 February 2022

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    Updated by Cheshire East Council at 10:47, Sat 9 April 2022

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    State changed to: Action scheduled

    Posted by Cheshire East Council at 11:14, Sat 9 April 2022

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