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Further to your comments on chamfered edge speed cushions, we run a Renault Espace 2.0 diesel W reg. Two years ago our estate was blighted with chamfered edge speed cushions, after which it was necessary to replace two front tyres with worn tread on the inside, and later a front anti-roll bar. How can I best register my objections to these killer cushions? The Local Authority simply ignores all complaints.
Asked on 26 December 2009 by
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Honest John
Many thanks for your support. After getting no response from tyre manufacturer we are now approaching tyre distributors. But at least a reader came up with an apt new name for speed cushions: “pot hills”. Maybe if www.potholes.co.uk and www.fixmystreeet.co.uk started recording pot hill damage as well as pothole damage, we might start getting rid of them.
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speed humps
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