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Speed Limit Reduction on A153 in West Willoughby Gains Council Support

The proposal is to reduce the limit from 50mph to 40mph on the A153 at West Willoughby.

Speed Limit Reduction on A153 in West Willoughby Gains Council Support

Lincolnshire County Council has vocalised its support for dropping the speed limit from 50mph to 40mph along the A153 stretch in West Willoughby, close to Ancaster. The decision comes in response to growing concerns about instances of ‘anti-social driving’ and an increase in the number of accidents reported on this stretch of road. During a recent council meeting, the planning and regulation committee deliberated on this matter and voted favorably, moving the proposal forward to the executive member for highways and transport for a final verdict. This story was transcribed by The Lincoln Post, drawing reference from original journalism by www.bbc.com.

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