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Mud on the Roads
We are receiving many reports from drivers about dangerous conditions being created by mud being deposited on the roads.
This is not an uncommon problem at this time of year given the weather conditions and the agricultural community working hard in the fields. Unfortunately, the farmers and contractors may well be bringing significant amounts of soil from the fields and onto the road network whilst going about their normal business.
Farmers and contractors are legally obliged to ensure that if their vehicles leave mud, and other deposits, on the road, they clean it up. There is also a legal requirement for them to place out signs compliant with the Traffic Signs Regulation 2016 to warn motorists of the conditions on the road. If they don’t, they could be liable for a number of offences under the Highways Act 1980 and the Road Traffic Act 1988. It is vital for farmers and contractors to know their responsibilities when it comes to leaving mud, and other deposits, on the road and particularly the consequences of not conforming to the law.
Cleaning mud off of agricultural vehicles prior to going onto a public highway should be done whenever possible to help keep the roads safe. Although cleaning mud off agricultural machinery is inconvenient it may not be a defence in law.
There is more advice for farmers on the rural communities pages of the force website:
ROADS…….It has been reported that there have been a number of accidents in the Parish. If you are involved in one or are a witness to one please report it to the Parish Clerk Diane Zeitzen who will keep a record for future reference. Meanwhile it is hoped to get a warning sign for the bend between Bushton and Parsonage Farm
How to report problems on the road potholes etc
If you see a problem on the roads eg. Potholes, blocked drains, litter please take a photo of it and report it on the app My Wiltshire. If you do not have access to it then report it to The Parish Clerk at clyffepypardpc@hotmail.com
FOOTPATHS
The Parish would like to maintain footpaths in a good state of repair, so please if you come across any problems such as broken stiles, barbed wire, impassable vegetation, please report them together with the number of it to the Parish Clerk who will contact the landowner..........clyffepypardpc@hotmail.com
If you wish to have more information about footpaths in the Parish contact Tony Currivan via the Parish Clerk or download a map of the footpaths which you will find here on the Parish Council page below
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