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No Bias in JCB Pothole-Fixer Trial, Assures Lincolnshire Council

Anthony Imrie
Local News
No Bias in JCB Pothole-Fixer Trial, Assures Lincolnshire Council

Lincolnshire County Council has dismissed concerns over impartiality in the ongoing trial of JCB’s cutting-edge pothole-repairing technology. Some residents are questioning the council’s objectivity due to the recent involvement of the company’s chair as a substantial benefactor to a political party. Nonetheless, council officials have restated that the trial’s results will be solely influenced by the machineries’ performance and effectiveness. The trial forms part of a more extensive scheme to address Lincolnshire’s persistent pothole issues, which local drivers have long found problematic.

The Lincoln Post borrowed this story from original reporting provided by www.lincolnshirelive.co.uk.

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