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Consultation has concluded
The School Street consultation is an opportunity to let us know what you think about the implementation of the scheme. A School Street in a new scheme which restricts access to motorised traffic on the roads outside two pilot schools – Greenways and Leigh North Street – during school drop-off and pick-up times during term time only. The scheme aims to create a safer and less congested street around the school and encourage active modes of transport.
The consultation sets out to understand what people want to see implemented as part of the scheme, how effective it has been to meet its aims and how it can be improved. The feedback received will provide information needed to assess its continuity and help plan any future delivery of School Street schemes.
The School Street consultation is an opportunity to let us know what you think about the implementation of the scheme. A School Street in a new scheme which restricts access to motorised traffic on the roads outside two pilot schools – Greenways and Leigh North Street – during school drop-off and pick-up times during term time only. The scheme aims to create a safer and less congested street around the school and encourage active modes of transport.
The consultation sets out to understand what people want to see implemented as part of the scheme, how effective it has been to meet its aims and how it can be improved. The feedback received will provide information needed to assess its continuity and help plan any future delivery of School Street schemes.
