English: Thank you, Minister, for your answer there. My question is particularly in regard to, I suppose, street issues, in terms of the public highway. Often, my inbox is full of constituents concerned about the speeding of vehicles along some of our highways and trunk roads. It remains constantly an issue, and in my whole time as a Member of the Senedd. Obviously, parents are concerned, with young children in particular, along those routes, for the safety of their children, and in certain communities as well. Often what communities do is bring forward the solutions themselves, and often they ask for flashing speed indication signs. Now, I think these are particularly effective as well, because it triggers something in you as you approach these signs, having a sign tell you what speed you're going. That triggers something to say, 'Hang on, am I appropriately driving at the right speed level?' There's a variance across Wales, I notice, between local authorities in how they roll out some of these indication signs in local authority areas on highways responsible roads. But in terms of trunk roads, there is also a variance as well. I think that, in some parts of Wales, there seems to be a higher percentage of these indication signs than in other parts of Wales. But what is your advice in terms of a community - and to Members here - that want to lobby for a flashing speed indication sign for their community on a particular stretch of road? I appreciate this crosses over a number of your colleagues - it's not just your responsibility, Minister - but what discussions may you have had with your colleagues in this regard as well?
Welsh: Diolch am eich ateb, Weinidog. Mae fy nghwestiwn yn ymwneud yn benodol â materion y stryd,mae'n debyg, o ran y briffordd gyhoeddus. Yn aml, mae fy mewnflwch yn llawn o bryderon gan etholwyr ynglŷn â cherbydau'n gyrru'n rhy gyflym ar rai o'n priffyrdd a'n cefnffyrdd. Mae'n parhau i fod yn broblem gyson, ac wedi bod felly drwy gydol fy holl amser yn Aelod o'r Senedd. Yn amlwg, mae rhieni'n poeni am blant ifanc yn enwedig, ar y ffyrdd hynny, am ddiogelwch eu plant, ac mewn cymunedau penodol hefyd. Yn aml, yr hyn y mae cymunedau'n ei wneud yw cyflwyno'r atebion eu hunain, ac yn aml, maent yn gofyn am arwyddion sy'n fflachio i nodi cyflymder cerbydau. Nawr, credaf fod y rhain yn arbennig o effeithiol hefyd, gan eu bod yn ennyn rhywbeth ynoch wrth ichi agosáu at yr arwyddion hyn, yr arwydd sy'n dweud wrthych pa mor gyflym rydych yn teithio. Mae'n peri ichi ofyn, 'A wyf fi'n gyrru ar y cyflymder priodol?' Nodaf fod amrywio rhwng awdurdodau lleol ledled Cymru o ran sut y maent yn gosod rhai o'r arwyddion hyn mewn ardaloedd awdurdodau lleol ar ffyrdd y mae'r gyfarwyddiaeth briffyrdd yn gyfrifol amdanynt. Ond gwelir amrywio ar gefnffyrdd hefyd. Credaf fod canran uwch o'r arwyddion hyn mewn rhai rhannau o Gymru, yn ôl pob golwg, nag mewn rhannau eraill o Gymru. Ond beth yw eich cyngor i gymuned - ac i'r Aelodau yma - sy'n dymuno lobïo am arwydd ar gyfer eu cymuned sy'n fflachio i nodi cyflymder ar ddarn penodol o ffordd? Rwy'n derbyn bod hyn yn gyfrifoldeb i nifer o'ch cyd-Aelodau - nid eich cyfrifoldeb chi yn unig ydyw, Weinidog - ond pa drafodaethau a gawsoch gyda'ch cyd-Aelodau ar hyn?