Tower Hamlets proposes parking changes and school safety improvements

Summarised from This Is Local London's report · Updated 9 Oct, 13:00 · Archive

Tower Hamlets Council is proposing parking, loading and traffic regulation changes including new zebra crossings outside primary schools.

Tower Hamlets Council has announced significant changes to parking, waiting and traffic regulations across the borough under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. The proposals include new zebra crossings outside primary schools to improve safety, alongside a range of parking and loading amendments.

The specific changes vary by street. Imperial Street will gain a general loading bay operating at any time, while Durward Street will have a 15-metre 'no loading at any time' restriction. Jamaica Street's single yellow line will be replaced with resident permit holder parking. Several streets including Parmiter Street and Kitcat Terrace will see changes to permit holder or cashless payment spaces, with some converted to double yellow lines. Nant Street will gain an eight-metre general loading bay, and Paradise Row will convert approximately 41 metres of single yellow line to double yellow lines.

Residents will be able to object to the proposals from 17 September.

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• Tower Hamlets proposes major parking changes and new school zebra crossingsTower Hamlets Council proposes parking, loading and traffic changes, including zebra crossings outside primary schools. Residents can object from September 17.This Is Local London · 9 Oct, 10:59

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