Dont exagerate

its only 192 years!

No misprint

Try living in Sheffield!

One survey carried out regarding the state of the roads here, said that at the current rate of repair, the city will take 300 years to correct all the problems with potholes, botched earlier repairs, etc.

Why Paris? Goes down just like Tarmac, hot and smooth....

Bit close to home

That's just around the corner from my house! Hopefully my great, great grandkids will be happy to see the work finished! ;)

December

At least, even with 2 weeks of over-run, they'll be done in time for christmas!

@alan: did you notice the start date? it's already been going for nearly 8 years... it's a mere 192 years remaining.

Has anyone considered that the third field could be a time field rather than a year: starting a just gone 8pm, finishing 2 hours later?

Didn't think so.

Sheffield

The Sheffield stat, however, is based on extrapolation of real figures, whereas the Hetrfordshire one is merely a typo.

Tyttenhanger?

so what are locals called? Or is it another name for a bra?

And there is of course a local birdwatching chapter.....! http://www.hertsbirdclub.org.uk/tyttenhanger-siteguide.html - "birdclub" indeed!!

Paris - because, according to the Sun in 2007, she now needs bigger Tyttenhangers!

Spotted on Twitter

AngryBritain @WillNickson Hertfordshire drivers also endure sneaky-radar-gun-toting-bush-hiding-bastards too

@Dont exagerate

Look again at the start date...

@alan

From 6 December 2001 to 10 December 2201 looks like 200 years and a couple of days to me, but then I'm old enough to have a proper O-level in maths.

Fixed already?

It doesn't appear on my site, which makes use of Highways Agency data:

http://regionaltraffic.co.uk/?c=51.772726,-0.317574&f=23

Yep most likely true!

Anyone who has to endure the A10 crossing over the M25 just north of Enfield will know that this is probably true. 2 lanes at 60mph to a motorway routing roundabout, then 4 lanes for 400 yards at 70mph, then immediately back to 2 lanes at 40mph for the next 5 miles and they wonder why there's gridlock when more than 5 vehicles go down that stretch!

They are being optimistic

if both completion date and delays caused

Which water company?

Don't be too surprised to learn that Three Valleys Water is a subsidiary of Veolia, the company formerly known as Connex.

@anonymous coward

those roadworks on the M1 have been there for as long as I have owned a car... I for one will be at least a little upset when they go, it's like a piece of my personal motoring history.

That's rather good actually

We've been trying to build a modern civilized country here in Australia, and it's taken us 221 years so far.

We're still not there though.