Smallville traffic calming scheme consultation
Feedback updated 18 Dec 2023
We asked
We asked for views on 6 proposed traffic calming measures along Arlen Road, Smallville. The measures aimed to reduce vehicle speeds, reduce ‘rat-running’ and improve pedestrian safety. The consultation ran from 17 August to 16 September 2022.
You said
We received 148 responses to the consultation.
Respondents to the online survey were asked whether they supported or opposed the 6 traffic calming proposals:
- two raised tables on Arlen Road: 76% supported, 20% opposed
- adding extra speed cameras: 65% supported, 31% opposed
- introducing 20mph speed limits: 53% supported, 22% opposed
- use of street print coloured textured surfacing: 67% supported, 11% opposed
- introducing a pedestrian only zone: 60% supported, 11% opposed
- double yellow lines on London Road: 78% supported, 10% opposed
We did
There have been no significant changes to the proposed designs for zones 2, 3 and 4.
We have heard views on future phases of traffic calming, particularly in zones 1 and 5 where you enter Smallville. Where possible, we will try to introduce some of these measures earlier than planned.
The project team will:
- complete a detailed design for the scheme, following public feedback
- proceed with the construction of the Smallville traffic calming scheme
Overview
We would like your views on 6 proposed traffic calming measures along Arlen Road, Smallville. The measures aimed to reduce vehicle speeds, reduce ‘rat-running’ and improve pedestrian safety.
The improvements include:
- introducing 20mph areas
- speed cameras
- pedestrianised zones
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