Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs)
Public notice of road humps and pedestrian crossings
Before we install road humps or controlled pedestrian crossings, we must publish a public notice. You can view current proposals and comment before the relevant deadline.
View current proposals
We publish notices for proposed:
- road humps
- signal-controlled pedestrian crossings
- zebra crossings
By law, we must publish each notice:
- in the local press
- on this website
- on the roads affected by the proposal
The table below contains the current public notices. It also includes drawings showing the proposed locations, where available.
Comment on a proposal
You have 21 days to comment. The 21-day period starts on the date we publish the notice of intention.
Use the consultation form linked to the relevant proposal in the table.
What happens after the consultation
After the consultation closes, officers will review all comments.
We will report the comments to the relevant ward councillors and, where appropriate, the Cabinet Member. They will consider what should happen next.
If anyone objects to a proposal, officers will consider the objections. The final decision will be made by either:
- the Cabinet Member responsible for transport
- the Head of Strategic Transport and Infrastructure, using delegated authority
The Cabinet Member is the elected councillor whose responsibilities include transport.
Traffic orders
We do not need to make a traffic order to install road humps or pedestrian crossings.
Fleming Way
- Reference
- ST&I/Pedestrian/Fleming Way
- Name of road
- Fleming Way, Milford Street, Cheltenham Street
- Type of restriction
- Signalised, Toucan, Puffin, Sparrow
- Documents
- Consultation period
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- 17 April 2025 to 8 May 2025
- Support, object to or comment on this TRO (use reference 'ST&I/Pedestrian/Fleming Way)