Speed Cushions Proposal - Dorritt Street, Lane Cove
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Dorritt Street Lane Cove
Proposal to Install Speed Cushions at Little Street and Rothwell Crescent.
Council is seeking feedback on a proposal to install a speed cushion on Dorritt Street before the ‘Stop’ signs at Little Street and Rothwell Crescent, Lane Cove – see typical plan for a speed cushion at the Rothwell Street Stop sign.
What is being proposed?
We are proposing to install a speed cushion on Dorritt Street before the ‘Stop’ signs at Little Street and Rothwell Crescent, Lane Cove.
Recent traffic counts on Dorritt Street recorded 243 vehicles travelling at more than 50-km/hr and 25 vehicles travelling at more than 60-km/hr over a one-week period. Also, many vehicles are not stopping or slowing down at the Stop signs.
Benefits of the proposal
Alert drivers they are approaching the Stop sign and to slow down and stop.
Encourage vehicles to slow down while travelling along Dorritt Street.
Improve vehicle and pedestrian safety for all road users.
Dorritt Street Lane Cove
Proposal to Install Speed Cushions at Little Street and Rothwell Crescent.
Council is seeking feedback on a proposal to install a speed cushion on Dorritt Street before the ‘Stop’ signs at Little Street and Rothwell Crescent, Lane Cove – see typical plan for a speed cushion at the Rothwell Street Stop sign.
What is being proposed?
We are proposing to install a speed cushion on Dorritt Street before the ‘Stop’ signs at Little Street and Rothwell Crescent, Lane Cove.
Recent traffic counts on Dorritt Street recorded 243 vehicles travelling at more than 50-km/hr and 25 vehicles travelling at more than 60-km/hr over a one-week period. Also, many vehicles are not stopping or slowing down at the Stop signs.
Benefits of the proposal
Alert drivers they are approaching the Stop sign and to slow down and stop.
Encourage vehicles to slow down while travelling along Dorritt Street.
Improve vehicle and pedestrian safety for all road users.
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When does the survey open?
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2 months ago
The survey is open, simply click the "survey" button on this page and it will take you to the survey!
