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Edinburgh Road / Glasgow Road, Jarrow - Proposed Zebra Crossing
South Tyneside Council are writing to resident to gauge their thoughts on a road safety proposal in your area. The school crossing patrol currently managing the crossing point on Edinburgh Road plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety of pedestrians traveling to and from the local school. However, we are facing increasing challenges in filling vacancies for school crossing patrols and securing replacements when current patrols are unavailable. At this moment, we do not... MoreOpened 13 December 2024 -
Green Lane, South Shields
South Tyneside Council have been alerted, by residents, to problems emerging from Green Lane area, South Shields at various junctions within the area. When vehicles are parked within 10m of a narrow junction and near a pedestrian crossing, it reduces forward visibility for both motorists and pedestrians which is a road safety concern. We propose to introduce the following parking restrictions, No Waiting and no Loading at Any Time (double yellow lines and double kerb blips)... MoreOpened 22 January 2025 -
Formal Consultation - Edinburgh Road, Jarrow
As part of South Tyneside Council’s ongoing commitment to create a safer environment for all highway users, we propose to make an improvement on Edinburgh Road, Jarrow. The Road Safety Team would like to install a new Zebra crossing. The crossing has been proposed to improve the safety of pedestrians crossing in the area, in particular the students heading to and from the nearby schools. MoreOpened 31 January 2025 -
St Johns Avenue, Hebburn
South Tyneside Council have been alerted, by residents, to problems emerging from St Johns Avenue area, Hebburn at various junctions within the area. When vehicles are parked within 10m of a narrow junction, it reduces forward visibility for both motorists and pedestrians which is a road safety concern. We propose to introduce the following parking restrictions, No Waiting at Any Time (double yellow lines) to improve forward visibility. MoreOpened 17 February 2025 -
Fellside and Cragside, South Shields
South Tyneside Council’s Road Safety Team are proposing to introduce a scheme in your area. The team were made aware of concerns from residents regarding two-way traffic in your streets due to the parking of vehicles either side of the carriageway. In order to address this, the team are looking to introduce a one-way system, consisting of no entry signage and one way signage. This will alleviate the concerns of head on situations where vehicles are unable to bypass each... MoreOpened 9 April 2025 -
Boldon Colliery Area 20 Zone and Traffic Calming - Formal Consultation
South Tyneside Councils Road Safety Department are consulting on a proposed traffic calming scheme in your area. In our ongoing efforts to reduce road traffic collisions and improve road safety, South Tyneside Council are proposing to install traffic calming on Hedworth Lane and North Road and introduce a 20mph speed limit. It is envisaged the traffic calming will help maintain low vehicle speeds and create a safer environment for highway users. This proposed measure will extend the... MoreOpened 14 April 2025 -
Mortimer Road, South Shields - Formal Consultation
The primary objective of this scheme is to install a formal crossing facility on Mortimer Road and reduce congestion at its junction with Caudwell Avenue at peak times. We have received reports of several near misses from the current school crossing patrol officer. In addition, a serious collision has already occurred at this junction, highlighting the need for a safer crossing facility. Throughout the informal consultation processes, there has been a number of design... MoreOpened 2 May 2025 -
Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) Westoe , South Shields
Following concerns raised by residents about parking difficulties, we are considering the introduction of a CPZ. However, before any decision is made, we want to hear your views. A CPZ is an area where parking is regulated to give priority to residents and permit holders during certain times of the day. This means that non-permit holders, such as commuters or visitors, would have restricted parking access during these hours. Streets to be included in the CPZ are... MoreOpened 12 May 2025
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