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Exchange Street traffic problems



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FOLLOWING the County Council's upgrade to Exchange Street it is apparent that the new pedestrian crossing installed at the bottom of the High Street has been designed to create total traffic chaos.
The lights change very quickly allowing pedestrians to cross but then remain red for many more seconds than is necessary. As a busy crossing point it is esssential that pedestrains do have a safe crossing place but the lights create a real traffic issue with queues stretching back around the inner ring road at most times of the day. The whole situation is made worse by the closure of Park Street for bridge works. Now all traffic must use the lower high street. The council seems obsessed with traffic lights..what about an underpass or a footbridge.! just as safe and it doesn't stop the traffic flow.

Adrian Dell

Stratton Green, Aylesbury

What do you think of the new pedestrian crossing on Exchange Street?

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  • Last Updated: 29 January 2008 3:22 PM
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JR,

Aylesbury 03/04/2008 11:17:09
Does anybody else find the new traffic lights (popping up all over town) extremely bright?
But I digress. The so-called improvements to exchange street only serve to make matters worse. On the approach to the bottom of the high street, you now have three lanes, a new lane being added to allow cars to filter left up the high street, yet the roundabout can still only accept two cars' width, consequently, a number of cars have been involved in scrapes.
Also, removing the cebntral reservation & replacing it with solid white lines was a huge mistake as some idiot drivers now feel they can overtake the two lanes of traffic by crossing the double white lines or they can turn right into or out of the car park - thus crossing two or three lanes of oncoming traffic.
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