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South Wales Argus
5 days ago
- Automotive
- South Wales Argus
Monmouthshire: Speed limit changes proposed across county
The council has published a notice of intention to make a permanent order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. The proposed changes cover a range of locations and include both reductions and increases to existing speed limits. The full list of proposed changes includes: - A 30mph speed limit on Redbrook Road, A466, Monmouth. - 40mph and 30mph speed limits on the A472, The Rhadyr, Usk. - A 30mph speed limit on the B4233, The Hendre. - A 20mph speed limit near the B4233/B4347 Junction, Rockfield. - A 40mph speed limit on the B4233, Monmouth to Rockfield. - 40mph and 50mph speed limits on the B4293, Mitchell Troy. - A 40mph speed limit on Mitchell Troy Road, Raglan. - A 40mph speed limit on Staunton Road, A4136. - A 40mph speed limit on the B4235, Chepstow to Mynydd Bach. - 30mph buffer speed limits on the B4596, Llancayo. - A 20mph speed limit on Common Road, Mitchell Troy. - A 40mph speed limit on Conway Drive, Chepstow. - Revocation of the existing 20mph speed limit on the A466, Llandogo. - A 20mph speed limit on the lane from B4293 to Park House, Itton Common. - A 20mph speed limit on Crick Road, Portskewett. - 30mph and 40mph speed limits on the B4235, Gwernesney. - A 20mph speed limit on the A466, Tintern. The council has made the full details of the proposed order, including the draft order, plans, and a statement of reasons, available for public inspection. Documents can be viewed by appointment at County Hall, Usk, or online at Members of the public wishing to comment on the proposals have until 5pm on July 9. Representations should be made in writing, stating the grounds for the representation, and sent to: Traffic Section, Monmouthshire County Council, County Hall, Usk, NP15 1GA. Alternatively, comments can be submitted online by scanning the QR code provided in the public notice and selecting "How to comment on a proposed TRO", where the public consultation response form can be accessed.
CBS News
16-06-2025
- CBS News
Oakland police: Multiple car fires reported during weekend sideshows
Oakland police responded to several sideshows at various locations around the city early Sunday morning. Police didn't say where the sideshows were, or how many, but as officers approached the first one, the vehicles and spectators moved to other areas. Also, three vehicles were set on fire around the same time and at least one fire was connected to the sideshows, police said. Officers gave out 10 citations, towed three vehicles and will follow up to identify other vehicles that were involved in order to track them down and tow them, as well, according to police. Anyone with information is asked to contact the OPD Traffic Section at (510)777-8570. Photos and videos can be sent to cidvideos@
