TfL have informed us of how they plan to handle traffic disruption during the works to improve the safety of St Leonard's Junction, which are due to begin on Monday 12th Feb and continue until the end of March.
Bus passengers and drivers face nearly another two months of road closures and diversions - following the unexpected road works caused by a burst sewer under Streatham High Road in January.
The works to improve the junction of Streatham High Road, Mitcham Lane and Tooting Bec Gardens are the result of long campaigns to make the road safer for all its users. It has been the scene of numerous nasty accidents over recent years, including two fatalities.
The planned closures are diversions are laid out in this letter, which they tell us will be delivered to homes an businesses in the immediate area over the next few days:
TfL will signpost diversion routes during these closures, but urge people to plan ahead, allow more time and use alternative routes where possible. Local access for residents and businesses will be maintained at all times.
Bus routes 50, 57, 109, 118, 133, 201, 249, 250, 255, 315, 319, 333, G1,
P13, N109, N133 will be temporarily affected, with some routes diverted
at certain stages of the works. We will place notices at affected stops
to guide you to the nearest alternative stop.
Footways and pedestrian crossings will be kept open 'wherever
possible' and any temporary closures clearly signposted
More live updates at:
Visit tfl.gov.uk/bus/status
@TfLBusAlerts on Twitter.
tfl.gov.uk/trafficnews
@TfLTrafficNews on Twitter.
The TfL letter states: "We will make every effort to finish the works on time, although poor weather conditions may mean we need to reschedule at short notice."
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