Bollards were erected in one area to prevent them from going on to private land, but they had to be removed because of a right-of-way problem during a local by-election.
They have an incentive to drive quickly and to take short cuts, often going round the wrong side of bollards or islands in the centre of the road.
Bollards could not be used.
Bollards are put in place in order to slow down the traffic which must pass between.
Are they proposing to replace it with beacons, bollards and the like?
Subsection (2) extends this responsibility to cover the placing of lamposts, bollards and other pavement obstructions in the street.
The campaign accuses local authorities of continuing to erect bollards and other street furniture indiscriminately without any thought for blind or partially-sighted pedestrians.
They stand motionless and inhabit the places where the traffic bollards used to be—those bollards have not been replaced.
