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Car Crash At Meadowhead Today 25/10/2019

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yet another car crash again today outside the transport ground,this junction is a big problem and needs sorting,ambulance,police were at the scene,car was a mess to say the least,what do others think.

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Yes, it gets very busy there. It could do with traffic lights on the junctions of the roundabout itself rather than set back away from it. Just my opinion.

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I think some  motorists may think the red lights on the pedestrian crossing are for cars coming from Bradway

Edited by smithy266

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Too many traffic lights in Sheffield anyway.

 

What people need to do, is learn to drive. Not learn to pass the rather basic and easy driving test.

 

Defensive driving, unrushed, unhurried and plenty of observation, actually read the road ahead. Try and show respect for other users, despite what moronic actions they may take. Also look at the prevailing weather and road conditions and drive accordingly.

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18 minutes ago, Centrepin said:

Too many traffic lights in Sheffield anyway.

 

What people need to do, is learn to drive. Not learn to pass the rather basic and easy driving test.

 

This exactly, it's not a hard roundabout by any stretch of the imagination, but if some jelly-brain is going to go flying round without bothering to pay attention it's going to end in disaster.

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2 minutes ago, geared said:

 

This exactly, it's not a hard roundabout by any stretch of the imagination, but if some jelly-brain is going to go flying round without bothering to pay attention it's going to end in disaster.

Agreed.

It's a really easy roundabout and the new crossing with the lights is simple...people just need to learn not to pull out infront of people and assume that they'll stop.

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You forgot fire brigade, cutting cars up.

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On the contrary. Thus is not an easy roundabout in the terms that the speed people drive round it. This means when you enter it you have to really accelerate to avoid the cars coming round. Particularly bad at the Norton pub where you have to just go for it to get into the roundabout before cars catch up with you.

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This isn't a hard roundabout at all, the crossings are simple to you and the problems lay with people not reading ahead and expecting people to stop

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I live nearby, and use it frequently. The most difficult approach is from the North, along Meadowhead, and you are wanting to go straight on towards Chesterfield. You are looking at cars joining from your right - Greenhill - as well as those already on the 'inside' of the roundabout.


Then a car appears on the 'outside', heading towards Meadowhead, but ( without any indication) keeps turning right towards Bochum Parkway, cutting across your nose.  Sometimes said car is on its doorhandles...................


Traffic lights won't help, it's driver discipline. Although the re-modelled roundabout  has a better sightline now that the spinney has gone.

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sorry folks i mean the part opp the transport ground that turns down to bocking lane

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Some of the lane markings are blatantly incorrect on the approach to the roundabout, which doesn't help.

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