ePetition details

Request for a one-way system and traffic calming measures, Edinburgh Drive

We the undersigned petition Hillingdon Council to install a one-way system and traffic calming measures in Edinburgh Drive.

We, the residents of Edinburgh Drive, urge the council to take immediate action to address the dangerous traffic conditions on our road.

Edinburgh Drive is frequently used as a cut-through to Glebe Avenue or as an access point to the main road. Drivers, particularly those coming from Long Lane and the high school side, often speed through this residential area. The bend in the road creates a blind spot, leading to hazardous situations where vehicles are forced onto the pavement to pass. This has resulted in aggressive behaviour from some drivers and poses a serious risk to pedestrians and residents.

It is deeply concerning that a neighbour tragically lost their life on the slip road off Glebe Avenue before any action was taken by the Council. We do not want to see another preventable tragedy occur.

While a petition has been circulated to install speed bumps, we believe that a one-way system, in addition to traffic calming measures, would be the most effective solution to improve safety for all road users.

We respectfully request that the Council prioritises this issue and implements the necessary changes without delay.

On reaching 20 signatures it will be formally considered by the Council and relevant Cabinet Member. Local ward Councillors will also be made aware of the petition. The Council's Democratic Services Team will keep the lead petitioner updated on progress.

This ePetition runs from 18/03/2025 to 18/04/2025.

30 people have signed this ePetition.

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