Somerset villages share portable speed indicator signs

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Speed indicator sign
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The signs will spend up to two weeks in any location

Villages in rural Somerset are being invited to apply to have a free portable speed indicator sign installed for two weeks.

Previously parish councils were charged £750 for the first year they took part in the Speed Indicator Device (SID) scheme, and then £350 annually.

The SID programme targets areas identified as having the worst records for accidents which involved injuries.

The county council has made £200,000 available to buy the signs.

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