The UK’s road markings are said to be vanishing rapidly, according to a new survey by a leading highways organisation. A snapshot survey of nearly 500 miles by the Road Safety Markings Association (RMSA) revealed that well over half of white lines in Scotland and Wales are almost non-existent, and England’s fare little better. On average, the RSMA survey found that 50.6% of the UK’s surveyed road markings are barely visible. And almost a quarter (23%) of roads are classified as needing ‘emergency repairs’.
The UK’s road markings are said to be vanishing rapidly, according to a new survey by a leading highways organisation.
A snapshot survey of nearly 500 miles by the5149 Road Safety Markings Association (RMSA) revealed that well over half of white lines in Scotland and Wales are almost non-existent, and England’s fare little better. On average, the RSMA survey found that 50.6% of the UK’s surveyed road markings are barely visible. And almost a quarter (23%) of roads are classified as needing ‘emergency repairs’. Less than 7% of road markings scored the highest rating.
The RSMA carried out the latest spot-check across a range of motorways and major A roads managed by the2309 Highways Agency, and lesser A and B roads managed by local authorities.
A snapshot survey of nearly 500 miles by the
The RSMA carried out the latest spot-check across a range of motorways and major A roads managed by the
