These improvements could include designing new junctions, signage and road markings being improved, laying new road surfacing and improvements for pedestrians
People in Nottingham say junction improvements on one of the major roads in the city are much-needed due to 'terrible potholes' for drivers to deal with.
. A main issue that residents are talking about on Mansfield Road is the lack of safety for pedestrians. “You do see people sort of running across especially near the bus stops. I’ve seen people dodge 4 lanes of traffic just to get across the road. Sid Robey-Dunn, 20, a motorcyclist from Radford who also works on Mansfield Road said: “Since I ride a motorbike the potholes are terrible, some of them can have you off your bike. I feel like the signs are fine, but I feel like they should implement some more places for bikes and motorbikes.”
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