Plough Lane

Overview

The Council is proposing to introduce a traffic management scheme in Plough Lane junction with Collyer Avenue and Queenswood Avenue. We are proposing these measures in response to concerns raised by local residents in the area, ward councillors about traffic speed, noise, pollution, cut through traffic and road safety at the above mentioned junctions. 

What is proposed?

 The following measures are proposed: 

1. No entry points at the junctions with Collyer Avenue and Queenswood Avenue preventing access from Plough Lane. These measures also include mandatory cycle lanes at Collyer Avenue & Queenswood Avenue junction with Plough Lane
2. New waiting restrictions in Collyer Avenue and Queenswood Avenue junction with Plough Lane.

What is the aim of the measures?

These measures aim to

• Reduce risk of personal injury accidents and provide a safer environment for all road users.
• Reduce traffic conflicts, improve traffic flow, safety and congestion at junctions
• To discourage of obstructive parking 
• To encourage active travel
• Provision of cycle facilities
• To enhance inclusiveness particularly for the vulnerable users

 Details of the proposed measures are as shown on the plan below.

Why your views matter

This is an informal consultation, we would like your feedback on the proposed measures by 10/02/2023. While it will not be possible to reply to you individually, all comments will be taken into account. At the end of this consultation period, officers will consider all responses received and a summary of the responses will be presented to the local ward councillors and you will be notified of their decision.

Your feedback is essential to this consultation as it will enable us to continue to improve the scheme before we start detailed design process.

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