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A44 bypass route
RESIDENTS ALONGSIDE the based Freight Shepherd says: A44 are fighting to get a bypass "I find it odd that any trucks are built to divert trucks away from using that road anyway — it's a bit
their roads. of a back road." Members of the A44 action A county council spokesman group claim the number of trucks says it recognises the problems using the route through Chipping caused to local communities by Norton is growing, and locals trucks using the A44: "We are are being blighted by noise and looking at this as a major part of
pollution. the countywide Transport NetThe campaign has won the works Review and in the Oxfordbacking of West Oxfordshire Disshire Freight Quality Partnership. trict Council,which wants Oxford"The problems caused by conshire County Council to work with gestion on the A40 do limit the local operators and agree routes suitability of this road to cater for
for trucks. additional traffic to be directed Peter Bennett from Oxfordonto it, however." RESIDENTS ALONGSIDE the based Freight Shepherd says: A44 are fighting to get a bypass "I find it odd that any trucks are built to divert trucks away from using that road anyway — it's a bit
their roads. of a back road." Members of the A44 action A county council spokesman group claim the number of trucks says it recognises the problems using the route through Chipping caused to local communities by Norton is growing, and locals trucks using the A44: "We are are being blighted by noise and looking at this as a major part of
pollution. the countywide Transport NetThe campaign has won the works Review and in the Oxfordbacking of West Oxfordshire Disshire Freight Quality Partnership. trict Council,which wants Oxford"The problems caused by conshire County Council to work with gestion on the A40 do limit the local operators and agree routes suitability of this road to cater for
for trucks. additional traffic to be directed Peter Bennett from Oxfordonto it, however."