unitedkingdom·United KingdombyArwu Firms to be charged for disruptive roadworkshttps://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvwy7rn7w7x4oOpen linkView original on programming.dev7Comments3Reply
OOfficer_Pickles lemmy.world"It will encourage better planning and coordination between organisations, ensuring traffic continues to move across the county efficiently." Roads aren't dug up for fun. If a utility network has an issue it's not possible to coordinate parties any better. The job has to be completed.5Reply
kkurikai lemmy.worldwhat a stupid law. the private companies will just pass the fees onto the government agency/council that has hired them to fix the roads3Reply
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"It will encourage better planning and coordination between organisations, ensuring traffic continues to move across the county efficiently."
Roads aren't dug up for fun. If a utility network has an issue it's not possible to coordinate parties any better. The job has to be completed.
what a stupid law. the private companies will just pass the fees onto the government agency/council that has hired them to fix the roads
I feel old. I remember this story from 2010. Its almost word for word: