Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Traffic survey begins ...
Noticed that Falkland & Frobisher Rds have traffic counters installed by Traffic Survey Partners http://www.trafficsurveypartners.co.uk/
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Permalink Reply by Justin Guest on
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Could be linked or they could be doing a bit of joined up analysis- makes sense..
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Permalink Reply by Gordon T on
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At the local meeting in December about replacing Wightman Road bridge, the council transport officers explained that the road closure won't just increase Green Lanes traffic, but also Crouch End traffic and eastwards out towards Seven Sisters, so it makes sense for a Green Lanes survey, even before the closure, to be wider than the immediate area.
The survey will be repeated once Wightman Road is closed, to measure actual figures against predictions. I suppose those figures would also be used to discuss the oft-requested closure of Wightman Road to through traffic.....
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Permalink Reply by matthew cuthbert on
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East West journeys, and current impact of existing traffic data.
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Permalink Reply by Charlie Owen on
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Also on Eade Road - and we're not even on the ladder!
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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Good on them for being so comprehensive but, we're up against traffic changes that were done without this kind of survey so I'm quite sure that our close neighbours will have a say in any response to this data that we did not get in the changes done to their streets.
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The "Green Lanes" Traffic Study covers a wider area than just the Ladder, though the Ladder is of course the primary motivation for the survey in the fist place. The wider area will cover parts of St Annes and Seven Sisters etc so as to look at and model/assess the impacts of various traffic options not just in the vicinity of the proposed initiative, but also secondary implications outside the primary area the initiative will cover...
Your point is a fair one John, but we have been assured that the Survey/Study will look at all options, with equity being a core principle in how any plans are drawn up.
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Permalink Reply by JulieB on
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There are 2 or 3 on my road (Conway Rd) also some on Rowley and Riches, and St Annes Rd.
Basically all over the place.
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Thank you. Outside the shaded area, there's one on Tottenham Lane outside Hornsey Police Station.
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