Worn Road Markings: A Growing Concern
We are all too familiar with the dangers of potholes, but another critical issue on our roads is being overlooked: worn road markings.
The country that invented cats' eyes now struggles to maintain its road network with a fresh coat of paint, which can lead to accidents.
A notable example is a Mercedes E-class that was stopped by police and deemed unroadworthy due to its poor condition, despite having covered 753,186 miles.
If only there was an equivalent of the MOT test for roads...
This highlights the need for regular maintenance, not just for vehicles, but also for our roads.
Author's summary: Worn road markings pose a significant threat to road safety, requiring urgent attention and maintenance.
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