Street road hazard
Sent to Merton Council less than a minute later. Council ref: SRQ-1284666-D2S8F6.
Scattered glass fragments are visible on the road surface, likely from a smashed car window. This presents a serious hazard to cyclists, pedestrians, and could cause tyre punctures for vehicles.
The gutter and kerb area along the double yellow line contains accumulated debris including twigs, litter, and small fragments. The cobbled drainage channel is partially blocked with organic matter and waste
Updates
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Thank you for reporting an obstruction on a road or pavement.
A highway officer will visit to inspect the site within five working days. If we think the obstruction may be dangerous based on the information you give us, we aim to inspect the site within 2 hours. If we decide it is dangerous, we will resolve it within four hours after inspection. If it is not dangerous, we will resolve it within 28 days following the inspection.
We can take legal action against people who cause obstructions to roads, pavements or footpaths.Did you know…?
We dealt with 130 reports of building materials obstructing a road or pavement in 2024.
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This defect has either already been reported and action taken or has been passed to the relevant service provider to investigate.
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Category changed from ‘Obstruction on a Road or Pavement’ to ‘Litter or Weeds on a Street’
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