The A6135 Accident reduction group was formed to campaign on road safety issues on the A6135 between Hood Hill and Hoyland. The group intends to address these issues by lobbying the correct official departments and creating publicity to raise awareness of these issues. We will stop when :"There is a significant and sustained reduction of severity and number of accidents on the A6135 between Chapeltown and Hoyland."
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Residents of Occupation Road and Lodge Drive fear this weeks cold snap will bring further misery to families this Christmas. The combination of Cold/snow/Frosty nights and party season is known to coincide with an increase in incidents. The Crash Barrier has not yet being repaired, so at least one house has no protection, from out of control vehicles
It is our sad duty to report to our supporters that another incident occurred at the notorious Hood Hill bend on the A6135 last night at 10:50 
The A6135 Accident reduction group received a report from EuroRAP, the European road Assesment program. The report finds that 8 out of 10 of the "persistantly higher risk" roads are in the North of England, and more importantly 2 of those are in Barnsley. The A6135 is 8th and the A61 between Wakefield and Barnsley is 10th in the report of the highest risk roads (excluding motorcycle accidents).
The following is the official press release issues by South Yorkshire Police into the accident on the A6135 30th November 2009.
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