Redshaw cited issues such as the road being narrow, vehicles being parked along one side and heavy traffic in the area. He said he also believed the speed restriction needed to be reviewed.
“There’s not been a recorded history of accidents, according to the council, down there, to warrant anything.
“But I think if you ask any resident down there, virtually everybody has had a near miss of one sort or another, even myself,” he said.
In a statement, the council said although Millhouse Woods Lane was a narrow rural road it was of sufficient width to accommodate traffic safely.
“As with all roads, motorists are expected to travel at a speed suitable for the conditions and position their vehicles appropriately.
“We are not currently aware of any highway maintenance defects or road condition issues at this location that would prevent road users from travelling along the route safely when exercising due care and attention,” the authority said.
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