For safer, cycle friendly, quieter streets for residents to ride, walk & park without danger

For safer, cycle friendly, quieter streets for residents to ride, walk & park without danger

Drakefell Road is a Key Link in Telegraph Hill to • Brockley & Nunhead Stations • Haberdasher Aske’s Schools • Christ The King Sixth Form College • Telegraph Hill Parks • Telegraph Hill Centre

But It has become a dangerous torrent of traffic, it severs the community and is a ‘rat run’ for lorries and vans. Its blocked and broken pavements force pedestrians into the path of danger.

Drakefell Road is noisy and dangerous – it’s not working for residents or visitors

For safer, cycle friendly, quieter streets for residents to ride, walk & park without danger

• Drivers are forced to park on pavements

to avoid damage to their cars • The 20 mph zone can be ignored and

lorries and vans speed through our street • Pavements are blocked for older people,

people with buggies or children and the disabled

• Pedestrians are forced into the road because of pavement parking

• Children take the bus for just one stop because they can’t safely get to school

• Residents are fearful and intimidated

This results in a double whammy

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Source: Atkins Opportunities for Active

Neighbourhoods

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What does a healthy street look like?

Solutions

• More space to walk

(wider footpaths)

• Dedicated Parking

Bays

• Vision Zero

Approach

• •More pedestrian

crossings

• Enforce 20mph by

Design

• Space for deliveries

and servicing

• EV Charging Points

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Drakefell Road Exemplar

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Pedestrian Priority Develop a network of

pedestrian prioritised

routes radiating from

Drakefell Rd

Provide links to key

places

• Brockley Rd/Station &

Nunhead Station

• Haberdasher Aske’s &

Free Schools & Six Form

College

• Telegraph Hill Parks and

Hill Station/Community

Facilities

• Link to Avignon Road

Improvements

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Recent examples: Waltham Forest

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Car Free Sundays

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