MARCH: No warning of bumps on Upwell Road
Published:
1:45 PM April 16, 2009
Updated:
6:13 AM November 4, 2020
REGARDING your story Hump over the Bumps on April 10. Shortly after they were fitted I drove down Upwell Road, and hit them before I knew they were there. There was, and still is, not any warning of them. They are too high, and that is why drivers are g
REGARDING your story "Hump over the Bumps" on April 10. Shortly after they were fitted I drove down Upwell Road, and hit them before I knew they were there. There was, and still is, not any warning of them.
They are too high, and that is why drivers are going to the middle of the road. They should be taken away or lowered.
JAMES BUTLER
Wisbech Road
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