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Problem Only Going to Get Worse Latest Crash Proves Act

Executive Summary
AI-generatedFollowing a recent two-car crash on Teasaucer Hill, local campaigners are using the incident as evidence to argue for urgent traffic calming measures in the area. Residents point out that the narrow, historic road is frequently used by vehicles traveling too fast, posing risks to pedestrians and wildlife. Campaigners plan to survey residents to develop solutions and urge Kent County Council (KCC) to take action.
Key Insights
- The crash on Teasaucer Hill has galvanized local campaigners who are demanding traffic calming measures for the area.
- Residents report that the narrow road is often used as a 'rat run,' with vehicles traveling at excessive speeds.
- Concerns include risks to pedestrians, horse-riders, and wildlife due to the lack of pavements and natural features along the route.
- The local group, Taming Tovil Traffic, plans to survey residents to formulate potential solutions for the community.
- Campaigners argue that increasing vehicle sizes and population growth will worsen the current safety issues if KCC does not intervene.
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