New Road Classification for Cambridge consultation
South Petersfield Residents Association’s response to the GCP consultation on a new road classification for Cambridge
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South Petersfield Residents Association’s response to the GCP consultation on a new road classification for Cambridge
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The consultation on the bus gate on Mill Road bridge is running until 24 December 2020.
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Proposed NOI (Reference Number PR0520) – Notice of Intention to install speed cushions on Devonshire Road, Cambridge. Closing date for comment is 6 February 2019. Details are on the Cambs county council website at: https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/travel-roads-and-parking/roads-and-pathways/roadworks-and-faults/traffic-regulation-orders/#consultation (scroll down and there are links to the plan and press release) In correspondence with the council they have indicated that they
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Update July 2017: The Greater Cambridge Partnership (aka City Deal) dropped proposals for peak-time congestion control points (virtual bollards), but is progressing plans for a tax on workplace parking spaces, and extension of residents parking zones. New proposals and further consultation is expected to be announced in advance of the Board meeting on 26 July.
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We now have an active SpeedWatch team, organised by Nicky Massey. We also now have a Speed Indicator Device, which shows drivers their speed when it exceeds 20mph. These are effective ways to reduce speeding. Any resident interested in being involved in Speedwatch or in helping look after the speed indicator device, please contact us.
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Tenison Road is open at last! One element of the scheme is still unfinished: the pedestrian crossing just to the north of Canon’s Green. The Traffic Regulation Order passed was for this to be a zebra crossing (black-and-white stripes on the ground, and Belisha beacons on each pavement). However the descriptions and drawings relating to
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