Proposed Speed Limit Consultation
New speed limit and parking restrictions proposed at Ducklington roundabout
Oxfordshire County Council proposes changes to the existing speed limits and introducing additional parking prohibitions near the Ducklington roundabout on the A415 in Witney. The proposals are being put forward in order to facilitate the safe movement of traffic in light of the new retail facility. Specifically, the changes comprise of the following proposals:
A415 Ducklington Lane
Reduce the 40mph speed limit to a 30mph speed limit on the A415 either side of, and including the roundabout i.e. for 65 metres on the north side and 95 metres to the south.
New Close Lane
Introduce ‘No Waiting at Any Time’ (Double Yellow Lines) parking prohibition along both sides of the entire length of New Close Lane.
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Full details of the proposed changes can be found at: https://consultations.oxfordshire.gov.uk/consult.ti/A415NewCloseLaneSpeedParking/consultationHome
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