Title: Heed the ‘Be Patient’ Warning: Nearly 200 Pedestrians Injured on Lincolnshire Roads
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Residents of Lincolnshire are being encouraged to exercise both patience and caution on the roads, as new data reveals nearly 200 pedestrians were injured in traffic incidents within the county over the past year. This alarming statistic has prompted local authorities to emphasise the vital importance of road safety, applicable to both drivers and pedestrians. Many of these incidents have been linked to impatience and a lack of awareness.
However, this plea for patience comes at a time when Lincolnshire’s roads are witnessing a rapid rise in traffic flow. Both the county’s rural trails and urban crossings have observed an increase in usage. County Councillor, Jane Smith, who is responsible for transport and highways, underlined the necessity for mutual respect between all road users. She pointed out that community safety is a common responsibility.
Councillor Smith stated that local campaigns will concentrate on educating the population on road safety measures. Their objective is to reduce the total number of such incidents in the future. Considering the circumstances, it is prudent for road users to remain patient and vigilant in Lincolnshire.
This story was developed by The Lincoln Post, leveraging original reporting found on news.google.com.
