How do changes get made?
All kerbside space on the public highway in the borough is managed by Traffic Management Orders. Traffic Management Orders are statutory legal documents that give the Council the authority to implement and enforce traffic or parking restrictions and are made under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 legislation.
Restrictions are categorised into two groups:
- static restrictions all parking and/or waiting, stopping and loading restrictions; and
- moving restrictions any restrictions to moving traffic (for example, ‘one-way’ operations, ‘no entry’ points, or bus lanes/gates)
We consult on all changes to permanent traffic orders before the order is made. There are also some non-statutory consultations such as for cycle hangars, bike stands, and tree pits which can be found on our main Consultation page.
We would really like to hear your views on proposals - get involved in our consultations.
Closed consultations
Consolidation of Pedestrian and Cycle Zones and School Streets
This consultation seeks views on the proposed consolidation of the existing pedestrian and cycle zones within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea into a single Traffic Order, along with...
October 2024 Parking Changes
We would like to know your views on the proposed parking amendments listed below to inform our decision-making process and ensure your views are considered. Acklam Road, Alderson Street, All...
Draycott Avenue - Pedestrian and Cycle Zone
This consultation seeks views on the proposed introduction of a pedestrian and cycle zone in part of Draycott Avenue. All vehicles other than pedal cycles would be banned from entering the paved area...
Useful resources
Resident’s parking and permits
Apply for and find information about residents' parking permits.
Parking suspensions
Information on how you can apply for a parking suspension, how much it costs, and terms and conditions.
Visitor parking and pay by phone
Information about visitor parking and penalty charge notices (PCN).
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