Fairfields, Chertsey
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Fairfields, Chertsey
Image: © David Howard Taken: 1 Feb 2015
This is an unmade private road with industry on one side and prefabs on the other. It ties for the worst road surface I've ever come across, one in Clock House near Beckenham was the first and this at least equals it, if not exceeds its truly dangerous nature. It was also half underwater which meant you couldn't even see what was underneath until it was too late. There is no pavement so people have to walk through it as well. This was the better part, the rest had a few inches between portions with sharp drops, and has the highest humps I'd ever seen as if they needed them to make any difference.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.3855
Longitude
-0.499236