Poole Quay Traffic Regulation Order

We asked

The Poole Quay Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO) was one of several trial active travel measures(External link) trialled in 2020. Funded by Government's tranche 1 active travel fund, they form part of a wider effort to support and encourage walking and cycling as well as creating a welcoming outdoor environment.


You said

Feedback received through an online consultation form(External link) and via email (External link)by 7 March 2021 were considered along with the Business Impact Review Report(External link) and other evidence(External link) by the Portfolio Holder for Transport and Sustainability.

We did

Following a six-month public consultation and discussions with the business community, the council will progress with plans(External link) to keep the Poole Quay enhanced walking and cycling measures in place over the summer and remove them during winter.

From 1 April to 31 October - 10am to 10pm, the following areas will be closed to motor vehicles:

  • The Quay (between Thames Street and the mini roundabout at the end of Old Orchard).
  • High Street (from the junction with Castle Street down to The Quay).
  • Castle Street (the first 15 metres north of the Quay).
  • Paradise Street.

Parking be permitted at night in existing bays between 10pm and 10am. From 1 November to 31 March roads will be open to all traffic with parking permitted in existing bays. The permanent traffic order for the road closures during the times listed above has been made and is effective from 13 September.

We asked

The Poole Quay Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO) was one of several trial active travel measures(External link) trialled in 2020. Funded by Government's tranche 1 active travel fund, they form part of a wider effort to support and encourage walking and cycling as well as creating a welcoming outdoor environment.


You said

Feedback received through an online consultation form(External link) and via email (External link)by 7 March 2021 were considered along with the Business Impact Review Report(External link) and other evidence(External link) by the Portfolio Holder for Transport and Sustainability.

We did

Following a six-month public consultation and discussions with the business community, the council will progress with plans(External link) to keep the Poole Quay enhanced walking and cycling measures in place over the summer and remove them during winter.

From 1 April to 31 October - 10am to 10pm, the following areas will be closed to motor vehicles:

  • The Quay (between Thames Street and the mini roundabout at the end of Old Orchard).
  • High Street (from the junction with Castle Street down to The Quay).
  • Castle Street (the first 15 metres north of the Quay).
  • Paradise Street.

Parking be permitted at night in existing bays between 10pm and 10am. From 1 November to 31 March roads will be open to all traffic with parking permitted in existing bays. The permanent traffic order for the road closures during the times listed above has been made and is effective from 13 September.

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