We received 157 responses to the consultation many of which only commented on the cycling element of the proposed scheme. After carefully considering all the responses we received we have made a number of changes to the scheme:
The full consultation report can be found here:
Transport for London (TfL) developed proposals to improve road safety for pedestrians and cyclists on the A1 Holloway Road in the Nag’s Head area.
The main objective of the scheme was to put in place a pedestrian crossing on the A1 Holloway Road, enabling people to cross the road easily and safely and to improve access to businesses on the south-western side of the road.
In summary, the proposed measures included the following:
In order to make space for these improvements some other changes would be required. These included:
The original proposals are shown on the attached map. In addition to these proposals, an informal pedestrian crossing with a central refuge island is planned for the A1 Holloway Road adjacent to Jackson Road.
All of the measures that we have proposed were subject to change as a result of this consultation. Given no unforeseen issues, it is anticipated that the scheme will be implemented in Autumn 2014.
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