Traffic bollards that look like children have been installed in Buckinghamshire, designed to fool drivers into thinking a child is crossing the road, as a deterrent to speeding. Which comes closer to your view?

Traffic bollards that look like children have been installed in Buckinghamshire, designed to fool drivers into thinking a child is crossing the road, as a deterrent to speeding. Which comes closer to your view? Published on 8 September 2017 → Survey conducted on 8 September 2017 on 2598 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

It could be distracting and dangerous to use bollards that look like children

51%

These bollards could make drivers slow down and are worth trialling

34%

Don’t know

15%

It could be distracting and dangerous to use bollards that look like children

51%

These bollards could make drivers slow down and are worth trialling

34%

Don’t know

15%

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