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The shared road between Dark lane and Chew lane

Reported via mobile in the Faded road markings category anonymously at 16:23, Tuesday 25 August 2026

Sent to Bath and North East Somerset Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 10001680.

This is a frightening piece of walkway. The cars coming from the Winford direction do not slow up before the narrows. There needs to be a painted person in the coloured pathway to identify that it is shared. There is only one painted person in the middle. The colour is faded so difficult for car users to see.Also It would be nice if there was a priority sign for cars leaving the village so cars would slow down coming from Winfordand look before hey just drive in. This may help to release traffic congestion. As a pedestrian you have to alert and hug the wall as drivers regularly drive over the white line as they want to squeeze through. It would be great if someone could look at this. A priority sign for entry/exit would make people look before they just drive in( like in Chew Stoke) But new painted people shapes a definite please. Thank you

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    Posted by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 16:23, Tuesday 25 August 2026

  • While walking back a car narrowly missed me and my toddler as it couldn't break in time.

    Posted anonymously at 20:33, Tuesday 1 September 2026

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