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Lack of Double yellow lines causes massive congestion

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Reported via desktop in the Obstruction to Highway category anonymously at 11:34, Friday 6 January 2023

Sent to Bromley Council less than a minute later

Since the creation of a cycle lane on the south side of Lennard Road, by Cator Park (last summer?), the carriageway is now not wide enough for two-way traffic when cars park on the north side. This causes massive congestion at peak times around the school, with drivers mounting the kerb and driving on the cycle lane; and lengthy tailbacks in front of the school and the two crossings. There need to be double yellow lines opposite the cycle lane for the safe passage of vehicles and to avoid accidents.

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State changed to: In progress

Posted by Bromley Council at 11:35, Friday 6 January 2023
Our Traffic Team are continuing to investigate this reported concern.

Posted by Bromley Council at 09:43, Friday 13 January 2023
This is still a huge issue. To ignore or dismiss the intervention would be a massive oversight by the council and any team involved. This needs sorting by having double yellow lines throughout and soon. It causes congestion, its also more dangerous for pedestrians (because it obstructs driving view of the road and pavement)

Posted anonymously at 20:16, Saturday 14 January 2023
Single yellows have been applied. Thanks so much. It's made a massive difference.

State changed to: Fixed

Posted anonymously at 12:02, Friday 3 February 2023
That’s a move in the right direction but no cars should park at anytime due to the nature of the bottle neck and junction and the danger /congestion it adds

Posted anonymously at 13:06, Friday 3 February 2023
Thank you for your report. This has been passed to the traffic engineering department for investigation and action if required.

State changed to: No further action

Posted by Bromley Council at 12:53, Friday 24 March 2023

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