FIXMYSTREET IN FK15 9JU
The following problems have been reported on Fix My Street within 2 miles of FK15 9JU:
Three illegal speed humps: the back road to Cromlix House, near Kinbuck, 30th August
Three illegal speed humps on the back road to Cromlix House, near Kinbuck. They are steeper than is legal, have no warning paint and no lighting. They need to be removed and replaced with legal road humps.
As a refresher of the law on speed humps in Scotland, I refer Stirling Council to the legislative "Road Humps (Scotland) Regulations 1998", Sections 4 and 5, a ruling that covers roads of both under and over 20mph. The Regulations say: Roads on which road humps may be constructed 4.—(1) Subject to regulation 7, no road hump shall be constructed on a road unless the requirements specified in paragraph (2) below are satisfied.
(2) The requirements referred to in paragraph (1) above are that on the road there is either–
(a)a system of carriageway lighting furnished by at least three lamps lit by electricity and placed so that not more than 38 metres separate each lamp from the one next to it; or (b)a system of carriageway lighting complying with the British Standard for Road Lighting published by the British Standards Institution under number BS5489 or with an equivalent standard or code of practice published by a national standards body or equivalent body of a member state of the European Community before these Regulations are made; or (c)lighting specially provided for the road hump. Dimensions and location of road humps 5.—(1) Subject to regulation 7, no road hump shall be constructed or maintained on a road–
(a)if it exceeds 100 millimetres at its highest point from an imaginary line parallel to the centre line of the carriageway on one side of the road hump to the surface of the carriageway on the other side of the road hump and passing vertically below that point; (b)if any vertical face of any material forming part of the road hump exceeds 6 millimetres in height; (c)unless it is at right angles to an imaginary line along the centre of the carriageway.
As you can see from the photographs, the three speed humps do not comply with legislation.
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Auchinlay Road potholed and subsiding, 14th July
Auchinlay Road potholed and subsiding due to heavy farm vehicles. Dreadful state of repair.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Auchinlay Road, Kinbuck
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Auchinlay Road: road deterioration between Kinbuck Bridge and south of Waterside Farm, 9th July
Auchinlay Road: road deterioration between Kinbuck Bridge and south of Waterside Farm. Numerous potholes and botched repairs make this section particularly and substantially dangerous for cyclists. At Waterside Farm the road is simply disintegrating due to poor maintenance and heavy farm traffic.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): B8033, Kinbuck
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Lots of big potholes from Kinbuck road to Cromlix back drive turn., 3rd September
Road surface in a very poor state between the Kinbuck road and the Cromlix back drive. Big increase in traffic since the hotel traffic now uses this road as well as deliveries.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Cromlix
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A9 off-slip from north at Q.V. School, 5th March
Dozens of Acidents have occurred at this junction to the north of Dunblane. It is very badly designed, badly sign posted, too short for a slip road and not lit at night. Have we to wait for a fatality before something is done?
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Pot holes. Anti social behaviour. Abandoned cars. Bins overflowing.
Few neighbourhoods aren't blighted with these types of problems that frustrate the local community. They're becoming increasingly common. Luckily, there's a website called 'FixMyStreet', which allows residents to complain to the local council about local issues in the neighbourhood.
We've got hold of the data from FixMyStreet, to show problems and issues reported within a couple of miles radius of FK15 9JU.
Useful Resources
- Gov.uk
Report a noise nuisance to your local council, including loud music, noisy pubs, rowdy parties or barking dogs. - Citizens Advice
Information from Citizens Advice about complaining about your neighbour. - HomeOwners Alliance
Guidance for homeowners how to deal with noisy neighbours who are making your life a misery. - FixMyStreet
Report, view or discuss local problems such as graffiti, fly-tipping, broken paving slabs or street lighting.
