£1m road safety pot to improve highways

An investment of £1m by Lancashire County Council will help to improve road safety in a raft of new schemes in the next two years.
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County Coun John Fillis, cabinet member for highways and transport, has agreed the package to help cut deaths and serious injuries at accident hotspots around the county and reduce speeds at sites of concern.

Electronic signs costing up to £24,000 will be installed in Wyre near speeding hotspots, while cash will be spent in Fylde to highlight hazards with signs and road markings.

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Subject to consultation, a small number of 20mph schemes will also be set up in residential parts of Wyre.

County Coun Fillis said: “We’ve carried out very careful research to make sure every penny of the £1m we’ll be spending on new measures over the next two years makes a real difference to preventing accidents and improving people’s lives where speeding is an ongoing problem.”