Teams of volunteer snow wardens could be set up across Lancashire in order to keep the county’s more minor routes passable during the worst of the winter weather - and they might be helped by young offenders.
Apparently, Lancashire is the pothole capital of the north – the county council has to tackle 4,000 of them a month, even the ones that look like Sir Paul McCartney.
Forecasting how people will choose to travel in future is one of the many challenges of creating a transport strategy spanning the next 25 years, a Lancashire transportation adviser has warned.
