Worthing couple campaign to reduce speed in road
As a result of the works, King Edward Avenue has temporarily become a one-way street, much to the delight of residents Pam Thornton-Cecil and her husband, Jeremy Cecil.
The couple claim vehicles travel at dangerous speeds in the road and that the overuse of the road by commercial vehicles has led to cracks appearing in their home.
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Hide AdOver a two-week period, the couple spent hours sat in their car outside their home conducting a commercial traffic flow survey. In that time, they covered every hour between 5am and 9pm to replicate a ‘typical’ day.
They will present their findings to the council, with the aim of making King Edward Avenue a one-way road permanently and for the implementation of a 20 miles per hour speed limit.
For the full story, see the Worthing Herald, Thursday, September 4.