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New planting on Leven Avenue - no direct access for vehicles between Glenferness Avenue and Branksome Wood Road as a result
A new protected cycle track installed on both sides of Glenferness Avenue
A new toucan crossing would be installed on Glenferness Avenue, near the Leven Avenue junction
The junction layout revised where Rothesay Road meets Glenferness Avenue, giving more priority to people walking and cycling across the junction
In light of the feedback received and the updated traffic and cycle count data collected in the area, the new planting and resultant road closure on Leven Avenue is no longer required. Instead, we are now proposing an alternative set of proposals for the areawhich are designed to increase safety and improve the area for pedestrians and cyclists on this quiet route, by encouraging lower vehicle speeds and discouraging through traffic.
Specific features of the proposals include:
Introduction a 20mph speed limit zone along Leven Avenue, Walsford Road, Benellen Avenue, Benellen Road, Benellen Gardens, and Leven Close
Raised tables, narrowing of junctions (kerb buildout) and new signage installed to indicate the 20mph zone boundary, at the junctions of:
Glenferness Avenue and Leven Avenue
Glenferness Avenue and Walsford Road
Glenferness Avenue and Benellen Road
Branksome Wood Road and Benellen Avenue
Branksome Wood Road and Benellen Garden
Branksome Wood Road and Leven Avenue
Raised junctions installed at Leven Avenue / Walsford Road / Benellen Avenue, and Benellen Avenue / Benellen Road
Raised tables installed along Leven Avenue
Consultation event:
A consultation event was held at Bournemouth University on Tuesday 5 April.
For more information or if you have any questions about the proposal and the consultation please contact: transformingtravel@bcpcouncil.gov.uk
Have your say
This consultation on the proposed 20mph zone in the Benellen Avenue area has now closed. Thank you to everyone who participated.
New planting on Leven Avenue - no direct access for vehicles between Glenferness Avenue and Branksome Wood Road as a result
A new protected cycle track installed on both sides of Glenferness Avenue
A new toucan crossing would be installed on Glenferness Avenue, near the Leven Avenue junction
The junction layout revised where Rothesay Road meets Glenferness Avenue, giving more priority to people walking and cycling across the junction
In light of the feedback received and the updated traffic and cycle count data collected in the area, the new planting and resultant road closure on Leven Avenue is no longer required. Instead, we are now proposing an alternative set of proposals for the areawhich are designed to increase safety and improve the area for pedestrians and cyclists on this quiet route, by encouraging lower vehicle speeds and discouraging through traffic.
Specific features of the proposals include:
Introduction a 20mph speed limit zone along Leven Avenue, Walsford Road, Benellen Avenue, Benellen Road, Benellen Gardens, and Leven Close
Raised tables, narrowing of junctions (kerb buildout) and new signage installed to indicate the 20mph zone boundary, at the junctions of:
Glenferness Avenue and Leven Avenue
Glenferness Avenue and Walsford Road
Glenferness Avenue and Benellen Road
Branksome Wood Road and Benellen Avenue
Branksome Wood Road and Benellen Garden
Branksome Wood Road and Leven Avenue
Raised junctions installed at Leven Avenue / Walsford Road / Benellen Avenue, and Benellen Avenue / Benellen Road
Raised tables installed along Leven Avenue
Consultation event:
A consultation event was held at Bournemouth University on Tuesday 5 April.
For more information or if you have any questions about the proposal and the consultation please contact: transformingtravel@bcpcouncil.gov.uk