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“Bus Turning lay-by introduced at Ballyarnett accident spot” – McKnight

written by John October 21, 2018
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SINN Féin Ballyarnett Councillo Caoimhe McKnight has welcomed productive discussions with Road Service and Translink to institute safety measures following a serious accident at Ballyarnett Village.

Councillor McKnight said: “Following a recent serious accident involving a school student I initiated discussions with both Road Service and Translink to investigate remedial measures to ensure the safety of students.

“I am glad to report that these discussions were both constructive and fruitful.

“Roads Service have agreed to construct a lay-by where buses can turn more safely.

“Translink have also proposed a change to the route to allow for safe drop-off and pick-up at the lay-by.

“Discussions to purchase the land necessary for the lay-by are ongoing with the landowner and I am hopeful that these will come to a successful conclusion in the coming weeks.

“If successful the lay-by should be completed in this financial year.

“I commend Road Service and Translink for the helpful positive approach they took to this issue when I approached them.

“I look forward to their continued cooperation in delivering this project quickly,” added Cllr McKnight.

“Bus Turning lay-by introduced at Ballyarnett accident spot” – McKnight was last modified: October 19th, 2018 by John

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