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Residential road used as rat run now 'dangerously busy' due to controversial liveable neighbourhood

BRISTOL, UK, JUL 8 – Traffic volume and speed on Troopers Hill Road have increased substantially as drivers avoid East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood restrictions, raising safety concerns among residents and businesses.

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Cars are speeding through one area more than ever

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High street rat-run to finally reopen after three-month closure

A rat-run used by thousands of motorists every day is set to finally reopen after work was completed on the town mayor’s house.

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Residential road used as rat run now 'dangerously busy' due to controversial liveable neighbourhood

Cars are speeding through one area more than ever

·Bristol, United Kingdom
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Liveable Neighbourhood proposals unveiled for village on A37

Villagers have voiced concerns about speeding, HGV traffic and limited space for wheeling, walking or cycling.

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Bristol Post broke the news in Bristol, United Kingdom on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
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