FIXMYSTREET IN DN14 5NE
The following problems have been reported on Fix My Street within 2 miles of DN14 5NE:
Signs missing, 28th January
Previously there have been signs for the reduced speed limit on the central reservation as well as the left hand side of the road. This at the entrance to the roadworks travelling west. These are now missing. They have always been misleading, stating 'Roadworks 1 mile' with an immediate reduction in speed to 50. If you are now in the right hand / middle lane and there are trucks in the inside lane easy to miss the speed limits, resulting in drivers slamming on the brakes
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): M62, Airmyn
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Mud on road, 9th January
Mud and debris build up on exit slip road. I think as TM crews checking the roadworks use a gap between the exit slip and carriageway roadworks they have dug up the grass verge and this then brings mud and debris onto the road.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): M62, Howden
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Graffiti, 10th April
Antisemitism form of graffiti on Kingsway skate park
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M62 between jct 37 and 36 on downward side, 17th March
5 or 6 large potholes subsiding after expansion joint on West bound inside lane got worse on last 2 days
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Signage. Speed cameras, 16th February
Why doesn't the signage inform motorists that the speed cameras are average speed check ? The signs that are up just say speed cameras.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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30mph limit, 23rd January
I have returned to Kingston upon Hull today after being away over 4 months and had to suffer a painful 30mph limit on a normally 70mph road. Why? All roadworks on motorways are 50mph or 20mph below the normal limit. Having seen works on the Avonmouth Bridge multiple times that was always at 50mph so this is unjustified and furthermore made worse by the average speed cameras. It's more dangerous being so slow as drivers become frustrated.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Remove the 30mph limit, 23rd January
30MPH is overkill, at least bump it up to 40mph to get traffic moving better, if people can't drive safely at 40mph then they shouldn't have a licence, had no trouble crossing the bridge safely without the speed limit, and as ever no one working on the bridge ever so why the limit. Vibration is increased from the sheer volume of vehicles now passing on the bridge at once. Up the limit to 40 mph or preferably remove it.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Remove 30mph signage close rot the bridge, 23rd January
Why does the 30mph signage and limit apply about half a mile before and after the bridge begins, why can't this be removed until after junction 37 and the national speed limit imposed as soon as the bridge finishes, taking way too long and the 30mph is limit is unnecessary, cars and lorries make vibration at 30mph and you now have more vehicles on the bridge for longer probably causing far more vibration than they would if they passed over it quickly at 50-70mph.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Why is this taking so long, 18th January
The cones and road barrier has been in place for ages with no signs of any work being done. Just take them down until you can find the manpower. Many people miss the turn for Howden as they don’t realise that they need to get into the left lane and it’s causing unnecessary delays
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Car left on outside of road about., 13th January
Black Peugeot 206 car appears abandoned on the westbound entry and exit slip roundabout. It is on the outside of the roundabout and had been there for at least 4 days now.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): A63, Howden
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Ouse Bridge speed restrictions, 5th January
Living in Manchester, but travelling over to Beverley quite regularly, I cannot remember when the Ouse Bridge was free of speed restrictions, either for the railings to be replaced, or now some sort of structural repairs. However the current 30mph limit stretching for nearly 3 miles seems like severe overkill to me. Personally I have never seen such a low limit on any motorway in England before, not even the smart motorway work around the M60 around Manchester, which entailed narrow lanes (an excuse I see you have mentioned to a previous complaint). This stretch of the M62 is probably the quietest one in terms of traffic flow in the whole country, so I can see no sensible reason for it except for your organisation to enforce it 'because you can'. There are now average speed cameras, which seem to have stopped any drivers who, as mentioned on other complaints, were completely ignoring the 30mph limit, so that issue has been eliminated - I saw no-one at all going over 30 this weekend. Furthermore, as also mentioned by other drivers on here, There is NEVER any evidence of work being carried out on the bridge, no vehicles, workers, or progress. So what is the work being done, and how much longer will it take ? Finally, please explain the reasoning behind your decision to apply this limit.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Road Works / Speed Restrictions, 11th December
Could anyone please tell me why the Ouse bridge is still coned off and heavily speed restricted. I don't see any work being carried out (unless it is under the road?) Personally I think the 30 limit is a bit silly perhaps, I do abide by it, but not everyone does, and some other drivers often shoot past at speeds far greater than they should be doing, this speed 'gap' is dangerous I think. Also, I went over this evening and there was some debris (truck tyre or mud guards?) on the south bound side at the kerb, and since there is no hard shoulder, this could do to be picked up.
At the risk of grumbling for the sake of it and not knowing the reasons behind the 'work', is this getting wrapped up any time soon do we know..?
Thanks.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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LGV tyre casing M62 WBC Ouse Bridge, 28th November
There is a large discarded LGV tyre casing on the M62 Ouse Bridge WBC, just to the left of the near side live lane. Other pieces of debris have been left near to these narrow live lanes and need to be removed to prevent a collision.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Pothole M62 WBC @ Junction 37 Howden, 28th November
A large pothole is increasing in size on the M62 WBC, junction 37 @ Howden, on the main carriageway near to the end of the westbound on-slip.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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The change of speed from 30mph to 70mph is dangerous, 21st November
Ouse bridge roadworks - M62, junction 37, Travelling from Ouse bridge towards Hull
The point at where the speed limit changes from 30mph to 70mph is at the same point where the slip road joins to the motor way. When joining the motorway from the slip road, cars & lorries are speeding up to 70+, and it is extremely difficult to judge vehicles speed, especially during rainy & foggy mornings. Also, the slip road has been narrowed to one lane with traffic cones, so cars cannot build up to a safe speed to join the motorway safely. All together, the roadworks have made this difficult to join the motorway safely.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Number of large potholes on M62 ouse bridge westbound at howden, 30th September
Number of large potholes on inside Lane have appeared on M62 ouse bridge westbound today. Already seen a casualty at 17.20 with a flat tyre
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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30mph and 50mph signage, 16th September
Joke. Despite all your signage the only way to calm speed is average speed cameras. It is scarey and dangerous for us sensible drivers to abide to your limits. Please do something.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Holes along white line, 9th September
There is a number of large pot holes along the white lines between lane one (handsholder) and lane two over the crest going downhill heading west.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Speeding motorist within the TM, 8th September
HI,
I drive the Ouse Bridge every day, I have no issue with the TM as it has to be done and the speed limits are there to protect workers and infrastructure. My issue is with the speed of drivers within the TM they know there is no speed cameras (average etc) so will speed through the 50mph and 30mph sections. This is a major issue as the disparity between 30 and 60mph + is massive within the narrow lanes and TM. It isn't nice to be overtaken by a lorry doing 56mph or cars at 70mph and you're doing 30mph on top of the Ouse bridge. Accidents are going to occur with such speeds and road restriction changes/differences. Average cameras could reduce the risk. I hope you can understand the issue.
Kind Regards
Adam
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): E20, Howden
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Dog mess, 3rd August
Im having to clear up dog mess from outside my property nearly everyday as owners don't seem to clear it up my mum uses a mobility scooter and it's not nice to have to check befor we go out everyday
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Pot holes. Anti social behaviour. Abandoned cars. Bins overflowing.
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