Just looked on Google Earth, It is still in use.

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When a crash seems inevitable, try to hit the softest, cheapest object in the vicinity as slowly and gently as possible.

Thanks Brian (I could have done that for myself)



A lot of underpasses have been shut for safety reasons.

What underpass, I can't remember.

A tunnel linking Station Approach to Blythe Road. The buses used to stop in Blythe Rd.

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When a crash seems inevitable, try to hit the softest, cheapest object in the vicinity as slowly and gently as possible.

Try Google Earth from the same spot as the photo was taken.

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When a crash seems inevitable, try to hit the softest, cheapest object in the vicinity as slowly and gently as possible.

I remember Radio Malt (large bottle and a tablespoon at a time) and the orange juice from the clinic near the Corinth.

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When a crash seems inevitable, try to hit the softest, cheapest object in the vicinity as slowly and gently as possible.

My parents bought Virol for us but we all hated it so never got it again

Don't know if this will work. Streetview as on my phone:

https://maps.gstatic.com/m/streetview/? ... 05839,,0,0

OOO! did not know that was there, don't think I would walk thru it in daylight let alone nighttime, I worked at Dawley works the other end of Blythe road.

I used to go through there at lunchtime and again after work at 5.30. I never gave it a thought in those days but wouldn't go there now.

I have just taken a look on Streetview and seen the tunnel. They've tried to make it look OK with a couple of trees but I still wouldn't go there on my own now.

You can see the building I used to work at in the distance on the bridge. I haven't been to Hayes for a very long time.