Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO) - Gale Road, Kirkby
The Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO) will deliver mitigations to manage obstructive and indiscriminate on-street parking on Gale Road, Kirkby, by way of introducing Red Route (no stopping at any time) restrictions.
Find out more and have your say about the Experimental Traffic Regulation Order on Gale Road here.
School Streets scheme
The aim of the scheme is to promote active travel and reduce car dependency on the school run, whilst making it safer to do so.
Following our correspondence earlier in the year, and the subsequent trial week in March, we are now able to provide an update on the School Streets scheme.
Find out more and have your say about the School Streets scheme here.
School Streets scheme Experimental Amendment Order
Find out about the School Streets scheme Experimental Amendment Order
Knowsley Moving Traffic Offences Consultation
An application for Moving Traffic Contravention Enforcement Powers has been made to the Department for Transport on behalf of Knowsley Council. If our application is successful, these powers would allow the council to strengthen the work it is currently doing to enforce against unlawful and dangerous parking and driving behaviour.
Find out about Knowsley Moving Traffic Offences Consultation and how to have your say here
Improvements to road, pavement and cycle paths and associated works at School Lane and Ribblers Lane
The proposed works are to link into the National Cycle Network and provide a link through to Knowsley Industrial Park and into the wider borough.
Proposed experimental parking management scheme in Prescot town centre area
Over a prolonged period of time, concerns have been raised with the Council regarding long stay, non-residential parking in the area. In locations where parking is causing problems, the Council is considering implementing a permit-holder-only parking scheme, consistent with other roads in the area.