Midlothian village's speed bump plans put on hold by council
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 18:37 · Archive
Plans to introduce speed bumps in Newlandrig, Midlothian have been paused.
Plans for speed bumps in Newlandrig, Midlothian have been put on hold by the council. The village, known as the 'speed bump capital of Scotland', has been struggling with drivers ignoring the 20mph speed limit.
Instead of introducing speed bumps immediately, the council plans to install street lighting and narrow the road as alternative traffic calming measures to discourage speeding in the community.
How it is being reported
- Speed bump plans in tiny Midlothian village paused by councilEdinburgh Evening News · 6 Oct, 17:57
- Residents in tiny Midlothian community told speed bumps must waitEdinburgh Live · 6 Oct, 14:44
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