Redbridge Council proposes speed tables on Whitehall Road
Plans aim to address speeding concerns on the residential street with four raised traffic calming measures.
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Redbridge Council has proposed the installation of four raised speed tables along Whitehall Road. The measures are intended to address ongoing concerns about vehicles exceeding speed limits on the residential street. The plans are being made under the authority of the Highways Act 1980 and the Highways (Road Humps) Regulations 1999.
Details of the proposed scheme
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The proposed speed tables will be of a flat-top design, reaching a maximum height of approximately 75 millimetres. Their construction will adhere to Department for Transport regulations. Four specific locations have been identified for these installations: outside 191 Whitehall Road, near The Pines, outside 125 to 127 Whitehall Road, and close to the borough boundary.
How residents can respond
Members of the public can view the full plans at the Information Centre, located at Lynton House, 255 to 259 High Road, Ilford. The centre is open for viewing between 9.30am and 4.30pm on weekdays. Any comments or objections regarding the proposed speed tables must be submitted in writing by October 15. Submissions should quote the reference number CP/TE/SA-ZR/WR-Z.
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Questions this report answers
+What is Redbridge Council proposing for Whitehall Road?
Redbridge Council has proposed installing four raised speed tables along Whitehall Road. These are traffic calming measures designed to reduce vehicle speeds on the residential street.
+Where will the speed tables be located?
The four proposed speed tables will be situated outside 191 Whitehall Road, near The Pines, outside 125 to 127 Whitehall Road, and close to the borough boundary.
+How can I object to or comment on the proposed speed tables?
You can submit your comments or objections in writing by October 15. Ensure your submission quotes the reference number CP/TE/SA-ZR/WR-Z.
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