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LETTERS: Poor road markings

I have observed the following on the single carriageway of the R102 between the Buffelsdale turn-off and the airport turn-off: • The road-markings have faded. • There are no cat-eyes. Whilst driving on this section of the road at night, it is difficult to judge your lane as the road-markings have faded. Lane judgement is …

I have observed the following on the single carriageway of the R102 between the Buffelsdale turn-off and the airport turn-off:
• The road-markings have faded.
• There are no cat-eyes.
Whilst driving on this section of the road at night, it is difficult to judge your lane as the road-markings have faded. Lane judgement is worse during rainy weather. These road markings should be repainted urgently.
The possibility of street-lights being placed on this section of road should be investigated.
Introducing cat-eyes to this road and all other roads will definitely improve night driving for drivers. I am sure that all drivers will agree to this idea.
HEMRAJ RAJKUMAR
Tongaat


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