march46

It wasn’t removed by me. Strange

I’d expect there to be road re-surfacing given how badly the water leak has broken up the road surface.

Completely agree, and if I'm going to use my limited time and energy to draw attention to this issue I'll focus on the biggest and heaviest vehicles which can do the most significant damage. Obvs

Regardless of what hit it (clearly something very heavy) I think we can all agree they shouldn't be driving their vehicle onto the pavement and that by doing so it's dangerous.

If only there were technology for mandatory speed limiters on cars, like those required for e-bikes.

More driver damage on East Dulwich Grove, especially worrying how it’s on the pavement but even more so next to the pedestrian crossing outside Charter East School.

Off topic much? Back to the topic of this thread, the new permanent version of Dulwich Square was looking lovely in the sun today. Lots of people seemed to be enjoying spending time there, nice to see!

Same happened to me today at that crossing, so many drivers seem to think it’s optional. Two drivers, one after the other ignored me waiting to cross.

Another dangerous driver to watch out for.

Old news

Sharing in case anyone witnessed this incident outside Dulwich College this morning

It’s a real shame that Rockets and others here continuously seek to pit two vulnerable groups (pedestrians and cyclists) against each other whilst defending motoring and criticising any challenge of the dominance of the car. This video is a great watch on research into motonormativity, otherwise known as ‘car-brain’.

For anyone interested there is more info from Solve the School Run here https://www.solvetheschoolrun.org/post/private-schools-driving-a-47-increase-in-toxic-air-pollution-and-extensive-bus-delays

This petition from local residents close to Dulwich Common deserves support: https://www.change.org/p/implement-a-zebra-crossing-on-dulwich-common-for-pedestrian-safety?recruited_by_id=4c26ae30-d2bd-11ef-b821-a91b8472e567&utm_source=share_petition&utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_initial&utm_term=psf&utm_medium=copylink

Beware of this dangerous driver.