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Reinstate Assisted Dartford Crossing Escort
Patrols To all Motorists, Passengers and
Non-Drivers Service ceased from 1st August 2009 it appears
on just the opinion/whim of 2 people at the Highways
Agency. They
advise ALL
INFORMATION (including all records)
before 30TH JUNE 2009, MISSING The previous providers, actually stated, ‘Given the long standing
nature of this valued service to our customers, |
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Campaign is led by Jeffrey Goodwin, Basildon Essex & Albert Smith, Gillingham Kent |
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Write to your MP
(Click Here) |
e/mail address: radcep@virginmedia.com |
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For
paper PETITION (Click here) and send to correspondence address. All Motorists, Passengers and Non-Drivers can sign. |
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Correspondence Address |
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PLEASE NOTE: REPORT being compiled which will be available on this website to download is being prepared and awaiting new governments advice. Will include Highways Agency comments/statements (their interpretation of facts) and the actual facts. Their correspondence and telephone conversations suggest that ALL the information supplied appears is either untrue, misleading or inaccurate to the General Public, Media, Minister and Secretaries of the Department of Transport in its presentation. |
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The
Highways Agency appear unwilling to supply the real reason why this service was considered to be
withdrawn in the first place, |
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COMMENTs
by - HIGHWAYS AGENCY |
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After 40
years, of Highways
Agency They either drove vehicles or escorted them and it has been confirmed that this did not cause any work problems and there were no incidents.
Alternative
Routes
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Medical Conditions DRIVERS The Highways Agency does not appear to have considered alternative routes and their implications for people who suffer from a ‘Fear of Heights’ or ‘Claustrophobia’ or any other disability. Motorists |
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Medical Conditions According to a BBC broadcast 1 in 10 people suffer from a Fear of Heights, very few people actually suffer with Vertigo. The DVLA have confirmed in writing ***that out of Claustrophobia, Fear of Heights and Vertigo, only vertigo would be investigated by the DVLA. This is as a result of the occasionally severe dizziness that can be a symptom of the condition’. For many the service just being there gave them confidence to use this
part of the National Road Network. (The Highways Agency
comment incorrectly infers up to 20% of drivers are ‘Not Fit to Drive’ and is a
manipulation of the actual facts). Please note TOTALLY INACCURATE
(Untrue) as confirmed by the DVLA statement
above*** |
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Therefore, to have this service reinstated and if required the necessary legislation passed, please download and sign the paper PETITION and send to correspondence address. |
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Link to help you find your Local MPs details: http://www.parliament.uk/about/contacting/mp.cfm Letter to your Local Member of Parliament Heading |