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On 05/05/16 09:43, Recliner wrote:
I think the only solution is to have a sturdy steel beam, painted in luminous paint, a few metres before the bridge (and obviously mounted so that, even if hit, no force is transferred to the bridge parapets). The beam might be a few cm below the bridge, but there might also be a hanging fringe below that so it's right in the driver's eye line. The only solution is ruinous punitive damages plus criminal charges levelled against the driver. If a bridge strike cost their insurers £50000 and the driver 6 points, I be the standard of reading would shoot up overnight. |
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