Traffic reduction on the Hertford Bengeo Rat Run

"it is very scary when you have a small baby and when getting the buggy ready to go out, some cars try to mount the small front gardens in Port Vale when driving through at fast speed. Agree that speed restrictions of 20mph sound like a good idea"

"Rush hour traffic appears to be getting worse, with aggressive & speeding cars. There is very limited pavemant space for pedestrian use (particulary in Port Vale) with frequent inconciderate parking - resulting in pushchairs been pushed in the road. T"

"This is a major problem for house owners in Nelson Street"

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"Good luck with the Public Meeting. Byde St barrier - accept no less!"

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"There is no point having an access only sign, if it is not enforced. The road is used as a race track, I recently witnessed a near miss of a small child who had wondered into the road. Not only is this highly dangerous, as people leave the A414 and use it"

"Please spread the word."

"If the current 'no access' road signs on Bengeo street were enforced, it would be a start...."

"The Byde Street end of Wellington Street needs to be temporarily closed to traffic for a trial period as soon as possible. It will make it a pain for some residents (including myself) to drive a longer route to Port Hill and beyond, but I am happy to acce"

"Write to the Hertford Mercury. The address is at the message Board. http://ratrun.proboards20.com/"

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"Action is needed urgently before critical overload is reached. The situation is already intolerable and the impatience of drivers is a dangerous element in the mix."

"this is causing unecessary agression on our roads"

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"If the police would enforce the access only restrictions currently in place but ignored by those using the 'rat run' the problem would reduce considerably."