On 21 Jan 2006 12:14:52 -0800, "umpston" wrote:

In the first place the engineer who designed the traffic scheme should
have checked it before signing off the works and paying the bill. I
think this is more likely to be the result of sloppy maintenance (these
bollards are always being knocked over - preferable to the same thing
happening to people). Next time you see one that is wrong do your
community a favour and tell the Council so they can put it right sooner.

Easily done online:

http://streetfaults.tfl.gov.uk/newfault.shtml

"Marc Brett" wrote in message
news

http://streetfaults.tfl.gov.uk/newfault.shtml

I've reported a dozen faults (more serious than bollards) on that website a
few months ago. Although they were in six different London boroughs, none
have been fixed.

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