We asked for people's views on the existing cycle route on Druid Street.
Many people felt that this was a useful route for cycling and part of important east-west infrastructure.
However some residents and businesses in the area noted increased congestion and challenges with loading and deliveries.
We will be retaining the cycle lane, but also following up with local businesses to develop ideas to address the congestion issues.
Tell us what you think about walking and cycling improvements on Druid St.
In May 2022, we installed segregated cycle lanes on Druid St, and closed Gedling Place to motor vehicle traffic. These measures were installed on a trial basis, and we are now consulting to see how well this scheme has worked, and determine what changes need to be made and whether this scheme should be implemented on a permanent basis.
We want to hear your views on how well the scheme has worked, and how we could improve the scheme, and what measures you would like to see us implement on Druid Street to improve the experience.
The scheme has been installed on a trial basis. This means at the end of the 18 month trial period, we need to determine whether to remove the scheme, modify it, or install it on a permanent basis.
There are competing demands on Druid Street, with residential properties on the northern side, and businesses housed in the railway arches to the south. We need your feedback to understand whether we have balanced these needs from the different users, and to help determine the future of the scheme.
The responses to this consultation will be evaluated and will be submitted to the Cabinet Member to inform the decision whether the scheme should proceed
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