Residents needed to cut back any hedges or trees on their land, a council said.
North Yorkshire County Council said residents and landowners needed to cut back any hedges or trees on their land that were encroaching on to pavements and roadsNorth Yorkshire County Council said it had seen an increase in reports of pavements being obstructed and signs being obscured.They should also remove branches that hinder high-sided vehicles or block light from a street light, the authority added.
Executive member for highways and transport, Keane Duncan, said: "With bird nesting season behind us we are encouraging people to cut back their trees and hedges that could be putting pedestrians and road users at risk.
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