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Traffic survey underway at busy Creggan Road – Kelly

written by John April 24, 2018
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SINN Féin Councillor Colly Kelly has welcomed the news that a traffic survey is underway along Eastway Gardens leading to Demesne Avenue to look at need for additional traffic calming measures

Councillor Kelly said: “Back in February I held an on-site meeting with Transport NI and stressed the need for extra traffic calming measures to be introduced to the area.

“They agreed to place speed trackers on the road to assess the flow of traffic through the area.This is now happening.

“Residents have made a number of complaints to me about cars speeding on the stretch of road leading from Eastway Gardens in to Demesne Avenue.

“A number of years ago, Sinn Féin surveyed the area and successfully lobbied for a number of speed ramps to be installed on this stretch of road. However, there are still significant gaps between the speed ramps on this long stretch of road.

“The community had, and still does hold serious concerns about the safety for not just pedestrians, but also motorists, as this is a very busy location and vehicles simply travel too fast on this stretch of road.

“I hope once the survey is complete Transport NI move as quickly as possible to install new traffic calming measures,” he added.

Traffic survey underway at busy Creggan Road – Kelly was last modified: April 24th, 2018 by John

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