Gareth Wilson MLA welcomes replacement of major directional sign in Armagh City

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Gareth Wilson MLA welcomed the replacement of a major directional sign in Armagh City, which had the potential to create confusion for motorists and contribute to unnecessary congestion on surrounding streets.

Gareth Wilson MLA has welcomed the replacement of a major directional sign in Armagh City, after raising the issue directly with the Department for Infrastructure through Assembly questions and representations. Mr Wilson commented:

'I am delighted to see this important sign at the junction of Barrack Hill and Gaol Square now being replaced following the concerns I raised with the Department for Infrastructure.

This is a key location within Armagh city centre and the damaged sign had the potential to create confusion for motorists, particularly visitors unfamiliar with the area. In turn, that could have contributed to unnecessary congestion on surrounding streets.

Local people had highlighted the issue to me, and I was happy to press the Department for action. I subsequently tabled an Assembly Question seeking clarification on when the sign would be replaced and welcomed the commitment from the Minister that this work would be carried out.

While this may appear to be a relatively small issue, clear and visible road signage plays an important role in helping traffic move safely and efficiently through the city. I am pleased that the Department has now delivered on its commitment, and I hope it will improve the experience for both residents and visitors alike.'

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