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Risk Assessment
H21/2: Maidenhead Thicket
By: S Butcher
Date: 17/11/2016
Course Description:
Start in Westacott Way, (the road from the A4 to the maidenhead Business Campus) at a point opposite a double GPO manhole cover (marked DAW89DW10) which is 100 yards north of the power lines crossing the road. Proceed northwards to the roundabout at the junction with the A4. Take the first exit (M1)onto the A4 to the mini roundabout at Burchetts Green. Keep straight on (M2), still on the A4, through Knowl Hill and Hare Hatch to the roundabout at Twyford at the junction with the A321. (Turn) Circle the roundabout (M3, M4, M5) (Check) and retrace along the A4 to the mini roundabout at Burchetts Green, where take the second exit (M6) still on the A4, to the Business Campus roundabout. Keep straight ahead(M7?), still on A4, to roundabout with A404. Circle the roundabout (M8,9,10 ?) and retrace along to Business campus roundabout, continue straight-on (M12??) along the A4 to the mini roundabout at Burchetts Green. Keep straight on (M2), still on the A4, through Knowl Hill and Hare Hatch to the roundabout at Twyford at the junction with the A321. (Turn) Circle the roundabout (M3, M4, M5) (Check) and retrace along the A4 to the mini roundabout at Burchetts Green, where take the second exit (M6) still on the A4, to the Business Campus roundabout. Keep straight ahead (M7), still on the A4, to a point level with the start of the lay-by, immediately west of the Maidenhead Thicket roundabout, where finish Marshalls are included in this course description solely to indicate the course. They perform no role whatsoever in respect of the Risk Assessment itself.
Marshalls referred to in this course description (M1, M2) etc may be provided solely to indicate the course direction. They have no role whatsoever in the risk assessment itself.
Traffic Flows:
Single carriageway road, moderate traffic levels between 8:00am and 9:00am on weekends, no major junctions on course. Traffic flows for this course are considered to be within CTT guidelines.
Course Restrictions: Consult LWDC Secretary
Course History: Well-used TT course with frequent evening TTs (Tues/Weds/Thurs) during TT season. Used by GS Henley as regular 10 mile TT course on Saturday/Sunday mornings for several years.
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