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Louth County Council have introduced a new, rapid pothole-fixing machine, the first of its kind in Ireland. They say JCB Pothole Pro, which will begin repairs a...
The Highland Council roads team has been busy completing resurfacing work throughout the county, it was revealed at a community council meeting.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has become the first authority in the UK to take delivery of one of JCB's revolutionary PotholePro machines. The machine, which can repair potholes four times quicker th...
The PotholePro, launched by JCB, is a three-in-one machine acting as a planer, cropper and cleaner. SBC gave it a trial today (April 16) and yesterday, with councillor Gordon Edgar witnessing the results. Mr Edgar, the council’s executive member for infrastructure, travel and transport, told the Peeblesshire News: "It's an effective piece of kit – I'm quite pleased with the operation." READ MORE: The PotholePro could replace four pieces of equipment currently used to temporarily fix potholes. Ben Rawding, from the JCB Product Team, said: "The Pothole Pro fixes potholes four tim...
Letters to the Fenland Citizen editor: March 3, 2021 Signs could have been more clear for bridge-strike driver Following your report in last weekâs Fenland Citizen of a bridge strike at the dive-under (newly re-opened) at Stonea level crossing â you may be interested by the signs that the errant driver must have seen when approaching it. Some distance away, a large sign warns drivers of the general situation (photo 1), but the old height limit has been merely masked over, and the height limit is now shown by a sign about half a metre above the grass. Drivers do not usually expect t...