'People still go too fast'
Calls have been made for extra traffic measures to be put in place on a main road stretching from Nottingham, through Lady Bay and into West Bridgford where motorists 'do not know the limit has changed'. A new limit of 30mph was imposed on a stretch of Radcliffe Road in April but people living in and around the stretch in question say too many drivers have not noticed.
Read more: Earplugs, traffic queues and cheaper homes - The pros and cons of living beside busy junction near A52 Jordan Welsh, a 36-year-old project manager, added: "I don't think people are aware as they don't all slow down. It could be because the signs aren't very clear, people are too used to driving down here at 40mph.
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