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20/03/2008 by furrybunny

Mitchells gravel lorries

Has anyone noticed how many Mitchells lorries are using Bengeo Street, either full or empty, I have counted 6 in the last few days! Is there any large building projects going on in the Bengeo area??


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Reply ID 50770

20/03/2008 by lemonjelly

On my way home from work on Tuesday afternoon, just after 4:00 pm, there was a B.P. Mitchell lorry on St Andrew Street that had just turned out of Cowbridge. I then saw another ahead of me on Port Hill and then I passed another one on Bengeo Street that was heading in the opposite direction. At least one of these was carrying a full load. I may be mistaken but isn't there supposed to be a weight restriction on the old railway bridge on Port Hill, and are these lorries exceeding that if there is one?


Reply ID 50774

20/03/2008 by Stephen

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Originally posted by furrybunny
Has anyone noticed how many Mitchells lorries are using Bengeo Street, either full or empty, I have counted 6 in the last few days! Is there any large building projects going on in the Bengeo area??
There's a new thread on Ware Online about work to a footpath in Ware Park (http://www.wareonline.co.uk/haveyoursay/topic.php?id=2846). They are laying hardcore. Could they be accessing via Bengeo Street?


Reply ID 50776

20/03/2008 by lemonjelly

As far as I know, the only access to Ware Park from Bengeo Street is along New Road, but I don't think the lorries are going down there. They seem to be heading to or coming from the direction of Wadesmill Road.


Reply ID 50791

20/03/2008 by furrybunny

The lorries are going straight through Bengeo, yes there is a weight limit, does anyone know who I can get in touch with over this? the poor old bridge at the bottom of Port Hill suffers enough !!! I feel sick everytime I go over it, so bumpy! the hole that they filled in has re-appeared.


Reply ID 50796

20/03/2008 by SMT

Weight restrictions are enforced by the Police. Herts Highways can repair the potholes - suggest you report through the online fault reporting system.


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