Earlier
this year TfL consultated on proposals to extend
northbound bus lanes on Streatham High Road between Becmead Avenue and
Drewstead Road. This scheme
also included a proposal to inset a loading and disabled parking bay
one metre into the footway between Becmead Avenue and Woodbourne Avenue.
Having received 450 responses to the consultation, with 71% in
favour of the proposals, they nnow plan to go ahead - but with slightly different treatment of parking bays.
They are asking to hear views on their new proposals for the parking bays by 13th December 2017.
This is the email they have sent about the consultation:
"Following
feedback from the consultation and further parking and loading surveys,
we are proposing changes to bays between Becmead Avenue and Drewstead
Road to reduce the likelihood
of stationary vehicles blocking buses.
What we are proposing:
•
Changing the hours of operation of an existing bay outside 148 Streatham High Road
We
are no longer proposing to inset the bay into the footway. We are
proposing a change of hours of operation for the bay to ‘No stopping
7am-7pm
except
10am-1pm’
• Changing the hours of operation of an existing bay outside 60 Streatham High Road
We
are proposing a change of hours of operation to ‘No stopping 7am-7pm
except 10am-1pm’ and to reduce the length of the bay from 42.6 metres to
30 metres,
to better match the current demand on the bay
• Changing the hours of operation of an existing bay outside 34-36 Streatham High Road
We
are proposing to change a parking bay to a loading and disabled parking
only bay, and a change of hours of operation to ‘No stopping 7am-7pm
except
10am-1pm.’ We are also proposing to reduce the length of the bay from
54.6 metres to 38 metres to better match the current demand on the bay
The
proposals have been informed by kerbside surveys and are designed to
provide a good balance between reducing delays to buses and allowing
businesses to continue to use
the bays for loading. Spaces for disabled parking are also available on
adjacent roads.
To respond to this consultation:
·
Email
consultations@tfl.gov.uk
·
Write to FREEPOST TFL CONSULTATIONS
You have until
Wednesday 13 December 2017 to respond. Please contact us if you would like Braille, large print or foreign language versions of consultation materials.
The
changes proposed in this consultation would complement the bus lane
extension we consulted on earlier this year and plan to introduce in
Spring 2018. Our ‘Response to Issues Raised’ is available here
consultations.tfl.gov.uk/ roads/streatham-high-road
We
will continue to monitor and review the A23 through Streatham to
identify options to improve conditions for walking, cycling and bus
travel, and opportunities to improve
road safety in line with the Mayor’s draft Transport Strategy."
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