Traffic chaos in Wokingham after car crashes into traffic lights on Broad Street
Traffic from Bracknell direction is prevented from turning right onto Rectory Road until the vehicle is removed
Tag: wokingham traffic
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Wokingham awarded £250,000 by Government for smarter traffic lights
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JAMBUSTER: Council leader launches project to tackle Wokingham’s traffic woes
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Residents to join cross-party group to tackle Wokingham’s traffic woes
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Motorists launch petition to get Wokingham’s traffic moving
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