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Lorry's collision with car causes A43 delays



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Published Date: 06 January 2009
Drivers were facing delays this morning after a car and a lorry were involved in a collision on the A43 in Northamptonshire.
Traffic in both directions was moving slowly following the accident on the single carriageway road between Kettering and the turning for Broughton.

Nobody was injured in the accident.

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  • Last Updated: 06 January 2009 10:41 AM
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  • Location: Northampton
 
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ray douglas,

northampton 06/01/2009 12:49:48
The A43 north of Northampton, is a absolute death trap!Very poor overtaking opportunities, leads to frustrated drivers taking stupid risks to get past slow-moving traffic!This road desperately needs up-grading to a dual carriageway to link up to the A14. Do it now!
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Des Borough,

06/01/2009 13:13:06
Nice idea Ray, but realistically, look at how long its taken to negotiate the easements for the new strategic water main that runs adjacent to the A43.

If they decided to dual the A43, there's no way it will be started before 2016.
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ray douglas,

06/01/2009 15:18:42
Hear what you are saying Des, but waiting till 2016 would be better than letting this idiotic road layout from claiming more lives !
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