Experimental Pedestrian and Cycle Zone in Hans Street (outside Hill House School)
Feedback updated 21 Jul 2022
We asked
We asked for views on the proposal to make permanent an experimental School Street pedestrian and cycle zone in Hans Street. All motor vehicles will be restricted from entering the closure during 8 – 9 am and 4 – 6 pm Mondays to Thursdays, and 8 -9 am and 12.15 – 1.15 pm Fridays.
You said
We received 17 objections to the proposal - 11 received during the pre-implementation consultation, three objecting to the Experimental Traffic Order (ETO) and three comments in response to the post-implementation snapshot survey. There were also 30 supportive comments and one neutral response - 17 supporting the proposal during the pre-implementation consultation, two emails in support of the current ETO and 11 supportive comments in response to the post-implementation snapshot survey.
We did
We have made permanent the experimental traffic order to provide a School Street pedestrian and cycle zone in Hans Street. All motor vehicles will be restricted from entering the closure during 8 – 9 am and 4 – 6 pm Mondays to Thursdays, and 8 -9 am and 12.15 – 1.15 pm Fridays.
Results updated 20 Jul 2022
Files:
- Hill House School Street- objection report, 288.8 KB (PDF document)
Overview
From 1 September 2021, motor vehicles will be banned from entering Hans Street, between the eastern kerb-line of Hans Place and the western kerb-line of Pavilion Road, between 8.00am and 9.00am and between 4.00pm and 6.00pm on Mondays to Thursdays inclusive and between 8.00am and 9.00am and between 12.15pm and 1.15pm on Fridays.
[Note: (1) The pedestrian and cycle zone in the above location is the same as that which was provided as part of a previous experimental scheme but with different hours of operation. All objections and comments received to the previous experimental scheme will be carried forward to this experimental scheme and will be considered before deciding whether to make the scheme permanent. (2) Foot scooters, e-scooters, emergency vehicles, Dial-a-ride buses and vehicles displaying a valid Blue Badge are exempt from the closure. Residents and traders who live or work in the sections of road referred to above will be able to register for an exemption. (3) The pedestrian and cycle zone will operate at the times stated above, although in practice it is anticipated that it will only operate during these hours in school term-time, when physical barriers are installed on street].
Why your views matter
We are inviting comments on how the closure in Hans Street at drop-off and pick-up times is working in practice.
Areas
- Brompton & Hans Town
Interests
- Schools/Education
- Highways
- Transport
- Parking and Traffic Consultations
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