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Residents have expressed concerns regarding driver behaviour and vehicle speeds on Manchester Road. Recent surveys have reinforced this, showing that many drivers do not obey the speed limit. We are now seeking your views on a new proposal.
The scheme includes a variety of changes aimed at reducing vehicle speed and improving pedestrian safety. These measures involve the installation of new islands and signage, the creation of Copenhagen crossings, and the extension of footways. Additionally, adjustments to parking bays, including removals and additions, new trees will be planted where appropriate, and new roundels along the route. The scheme is summarised below:
Proposed Traffic Island and 20MPH signs
North side of Roserton Road
Outside no. 519 Manchester Road
North side of Marshfield Street
South side of Pier Street
Between Seyssel Street and Glenworth Ave
Outside George Green’s School
Outside no. 64 Manchester Road
Kerb build out
At Zebra Crossing adjacent Plevna St
Ferry Street/ Manchester Road Junction
At Zebra Crossing adjacent Eastferry Road Junction
Bus border
Outside Pinnace House, Manchester Rd.
Copenhagen Crossing
At Dagmar Court/ Manchester Road junction
At Amsterdam Rd/ Manchester Road junctions
Footway Improvement and Entry Treatment
Glenaffric Ave/ Manchester Road Junction
The site contains a sort survey and a plan setting out the exact locations of the new infrastructure. The consultation will run until 22/06/25
Residents have expressed concerns regarding driver behaviour and vehicle speeds on Manchester Road. Recent surveys have reinforced this, showing that many drivers do not obey the speed limit. We are now seeking your views on a new proposal.
The scheme includes a variety of changes aimed at reducing vehicle speed and improving pedestrian safety. These measures involve the installation of new islands and signage, the creation of Copenhagen crossings, and the extension of footways. Additionally, adjustments to parking bays, including removals and additions, new trees will be planted where appropriate, and new roundels along the route. The scheme is summarised below:
Proposed Traffic Island and 20MPH signs
North side of Roserton Road
Outside no. 519 Manchester Road
North side of Marshfield Street
South side of Pier Street
Between Seyssel Street and Glenworth Ave
Outside George Green’s School
Outside no. 64 Manchester Road
Kerb build out
At Zebra Crossing adjacent Plevna St
Ferry Street/ Manchester Road Junction
At Zebra Crossing adjacent Eastferry Road Junction
Bus border
Outside Pinnace House, Manchester Rd.
Copenhagen Crossing
At Dagmar Court/ Manchester Road junction
At Amsterdam Rd/ Manchester Road junctions
Footway Improvement and Entry Treatment
Glenaffric Ave/ Manchester Road Junction
The site contains a sort survey and a plan setting out the exact locations of the new infrastructure. The consultation will run until 22/06/25
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