Redbridge Council proposes new zebra crossing in Ilford
The local authority is seeking public feedback on plans to enhance road safety on The Drive.
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A new zebra crossing is being proposed for The Drive in Ilford by Redbridge Council as part of efforts to improve road safety. The planned crossing would feature tactile paving, zig-zag markings, Belisha beacons, and additional street lighting.
The specific location for the proposed crossing is 42 metres south-east of the junction with Gloucester Gardens. This proposal has been confirmed by Vincent Valerio, interim head of highways and transportation strategy at Redbridge Council, acting under Section 23 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
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Public consultation underway
Residents and interested parties are invited to provide feedback on the proposal. The deadline for submitting comments or objections is Thursday, 15 October 2026. Written representations should be sent to the head of highways and transportation strategy at Lynton House, quoting reference CP/TE/SA-YA/TDCBS.
Copies of the detailed plans for the proposed zebra crossing can be viewed at the Information Centre at Lynton House, located at 255-259 High Road, Ilford. The plans are accessible during weekdays between 9.30am and 4.30pm.
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+What is being proposed for The Drive in Ilford?
Redbridge Council is proposing to install a new zebra crossing on The Drive in Ilford. The plans include tactile paving, zig-zag markings, Belisha beacons, and street lighting to enhance road safety.
+Where exactly will the new crossing be located?
The proposed zebra crossing would be situated 42 metres south-east of the junction with Gloucester Gardens on The Drive in Ilford.
+How can I give feedback on the proposal?
Public feedback on the proposed zebra crossing is invited. Comments or objections must be submitted in writing by Thursday, 15 October 2026, to the head of highways and transportation strategy at Lynton House, Ilford, quoting reference CP/TE/SA-YA/TDCBS.
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