
A new traffic regulation order has been implemented this week to prevent parking along a section of Macclesfield Road.
Double yellow lines have been painted on both sides of Macclesfield Road, from Norwood Rise to the property known as Sienna Lodge, to improve pedestrian safety.
Cllr Craig Browne explained that the TRO is "in response to residents' concerns about pedestrian footpath access along this section of road."
Comments
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There are some changes coming to the existing yellow lines on Trafford Road (the top section between Chapel Road and Macclesfield Road), but they have been delayed due to changes that were made following concerns raised by residents. Personally, I have always thought that introducing a one-way restriction to that section of road would be the safest and most effective option, but it is something we can look at going forward.
Kind regards,
Craig
Regards
Elizabeth
I had cause to drive up and down Macc. Rd. recently (like the Grand Old Duke of York?).
The placing of road markings/yellow lines is higgledy-piggledy.
Re. Chesterton's 'Rolling English Road?
There are parts with double yellow lines on both sides, parts with double yellow lines on only one side, parts with single yellow lines and parts with no lines.
Were the pupils of Alderley Edge Primary School on a painting-for-fun day?
Would it be sensible to re-visit the lot and simply put double yellow lines on the whole thing, from the bottom up to where all the lines currently cease?
Come on Councillors, you can do it.
By the way, I agree with Craig above (now there's a rare Conjunction of Stars) that turning the concerned bit of Trafford Road into a one-way bit would be cheaper and avoid losing another 20 or more parking spaces. What think you, gentle readers?
Does anyone know what these concerns were? If so, please tell us.
Was the possibility of a one-way system ever mentioned by residents, Highways people or Parish Council? if so, who decided not to?