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Published:
10:59 AM May 15, 2008
Updated:
1:37 AM February 23, 2021
SIR, — Am I alone in thinking that the 20-minute power cut in Harpenden last Wednesday morning, May 7, resulted in temporarily easing rush-hour traffic congestion? Certainly, vehicles passing through Luton Road were moving rather better without the aid of
SIR, - Am I alone in thinking that the 20-minute power cut in Harpenden last Wednesday morning, May 7, resulted in temporarily easing rush-hour traffic congestion?
Certainly, vehicles passing through Luton Road were moving rather better without the aid of the traffic lights around the Old Bell/Roundwood Lane area.
Coincidence or not?
PAUL BISHOP,
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