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Facts & Frequently Asked Questions
Facts About the Scheme
In order to ensure that motorway drivers approaching M54 Junctions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are better informed of off-motorway destinations, the Highway Agency is upgrading Advance Direction Sign faces to show these destinations.
In a number of cases, new sign faces will increase in size and existing sign structures as well as sign faces will need to be replaced.
At the same time, any vegetation obscuring driver visibility of these sign faces will be removed.
For Budgetary reasons, the scope of this scheme includes the provision of all destinations already shown on Advance Direction Signs closer to motorway junctions, but does not include overall review of destinations shown on all signs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the cones do on this scheme?
The cones will keep public traffic at a safe distance from workforce operations.
Will the public see cones and no-one working?
No
What is the reason (for this work)?
This work is required to ensure motorway drivers approaching junctions are better informed about off-motorway destinations. As a consequence, lane discipline on the approach to junctions will be improved and the risk of drivers making late manoeuvring decisions will be reduced.
The key benefits of this scheme will to reduce the risk of motorway accidents and delays to the travelling public, as a consequence of these accidents.
What would happen if you do not do this work?
The risk of motorway accidents and delays to the travelling public as a consequence of these accidents will increase.
