This fallen traffic light is shown blocking a busy pavement in Lancaster city centre a week after a road crash.
The damaged traffic light on Meeting House Lane near the junction with King Street was eventually removed today, following the incident last weekend.
A Beyond Radio reporter reported it to Lancashire County Council after seeing it lying across the pavement, next to a fallen 'Road Closed' barrier and traffic cones this morning (February 20) .
When he returned this afternoon the traffic signal had been taken away.
Users of the Beyond Radio Facebook page told us it had also been reported previously.
Below, the scene at 10am on Friday. Photo: Beyond Radio

Below, the scene at around 2.30pm on Friday. Photo: Beyond Radio

A council spokesperson said: "We were not previously aware of the damaged traffic signal on Meeting House Lane in Lancaster, but once it was brought to our attention it was reported to our highways team.
"An emergency inspection will be carried out as soon as possible to make the area safe and assess the next steps.”
The pedestrian crossing outside the Royal Kings Arms Hotel is currently out of order. The traffic light opposite is working as normal.
Below, the out of order pedestrian crossing pictured on Friday afternoon. Photo: Beyond Radio

A police spokesperson said a crash happened in the area last Friday evening (February 13), involved one vehicle and was a minor injury collision.


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