In WA who is the best authority to make a report/suggestion about shared path safety?
The path at the north east of Alexander Drive & Central Ave has a blind spot to oncoming path users and the path is right next to the road. The path is used by retirement homes, ECU & Mt Lawley SHS.
There appears sufficient land to truncate the corner to eliminate a significant risk, without removal of trees, which contribute to the current risk.
Shared path safety report/suggestion
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Re: Shared path safety report/suggestion
Postby rolandp » Tue Oct 23, 2018 11:41 pm
If the path is not a PSP, then start with the local council. Sorry, don't ride that way, so not familiar with that location.
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