Traffic management schemes
- How do I request for traffic management measures to be introduced in my road?
- How will my request be assessed?
- What happens after the Committee meeting?
- What happens if the decision is not to implement a scheme on my road?
- What happens if the decision is to implement a scheme on my road?
- Who could I telephone if I have any concerns on my road?
Q1. How do I request for traffic management measures to be introduced in my road?
You can either write to the Highways Group, Building 4, NLBP, Oakleigh Road South, London N11 1NP or email to traffic@barnet.gov.uk. You can outline your concerns, and any proposals you may have at this stage.
Q2. How will my request be assessed?
We assess requests twice a year and report all requests received to the relevant Area Environment Sub-Committee for a decision on what schemes to implement.
Q3. What happens after the Committee meeting?
We will usually write back to all those who made a request informing them of the decision of the committee within two weeks of the decisions being confirmed.
Q4. What happens if the decision is not to implement a scheme on my road?
It is common practice no to re-assess a request for a period of 12 months. However, if the situation on a particular road changes considerably, officers can look at this request again.
Q5. What happens if the decision is to implement a scheme on my road?
Officers will begin to design a scheme, and consultation will be carried out with effected frontagers, the emergency services, and ward councillors as part of this process. Once a scheme is ready for implementation, local residents will be informed of a start date for the works, and how long they are scheduled to take.
Q6. Who could I telephone if I have any concerns on my road?
You can contact the Traffic Management Team on 020 8359 7108.
Email this pageLast modified by: Gill A on 21/07/2006