Current Highways Consultations

The Street, Cobham in The Borough of Gravesham - extend the Double Yellow Lines

The effect of the Experimental Order will be to extend the Double Yellow Lines along The Street, Cobham in The Borough of Gravesham, for a period not exceeding 18 months.

Various roads in the Boroughs of Ashford, Maidstone and Swale and in the Districts of Canterbury, Dover, Folkestone & Hythe and Thanet - Prohibition of Waiting HGVs 5 Tonnes and Over.

The effect of the Experimental Order would be to introduce a prohibition of waiting 24/7 on all roads for HGVs 5 tonnes and over across the Boroughs of Ashford, Maidstone and Swale and in the Districts of Canterbury, Dover, Folkestone & Hythe and Thanet. With the exception of the laybys off the following roads: A249 between M20 J7 and M2 J5, the A299 M2 J7 to junction with the A256, the A256 junction with A299 to junction with A2.

Canterbury Road in Westbrook and Various Roads in Ramsgate in The District of Thanet - Installation of Goods Loading Bay and to introduce or amend Double Yellow Lines.

The effect of this Made Named Order will be to introduce a Goods Loading Bay on Canterbury Road, Westbrook and introduce or amend Double Yellow Lines along Canterbury Road West, Cliffs End Grove, Cliffs End Road, Clive Road, Cottington Road, Foads Hill, Foads Lane and Sea View Road, Ramsgate in The District of Thanet.

St. Peter's Footpath, Margate in the District of Thanet - Prohibit the driving of vehicles.

The effect of this Has Made Order will be to prohibit the driving of vehicles, Monday to Friday between 8am – 9.30am and 2pm - 3.30pm on St Peter's Footpath from the junction with College Road to the south eastern boundary of Fern Cottage.

Various Roads In The Borough of Gravesham, waiting restrictions and street parking places

The effect of the made named Order will be to consolidate all stopping, waiting and loading prohibitions and restrictions and parking place provisions in all roads within the Borough Council of Gravesham as marked and signed on street and the present the provisions for all stopping, waiting and loading prohibitions and restrictions and parking places in a new Map-based Traffic Regulation Order without change to those provisions, as currently marked and signed on street.

Almond Road and St Johns Road, Stone in the Borough of Dartford - Waiting Restrictions And Street Parking Places

The effect of the made named Order will introduce or amend existing waiting restrictions on the following lengths of road (in this part of the notice DYL’s means double yellow lines) waiting to be prohibited at any time. Roads in the Borough of Dartford Almond Road, Stone – On both side of the junction with St Johns Road for a distance of 10 metres in a north easterly direction. St Johns Road, Stone - On both sides from the junction with Almond Road to a point 10 metres to the north and to a point 10 metres to the south.

Headcorn Road, Sutton Valence in The Borough of Maidstone - Reduce the national speed limit and extend the current 40MPH speed limit .

The effect of this Has Made Order will be to reduce the national speed limit and extend the current 40MPH speed limit from the southern boundary of Brook Cottage in a southerly direction to a point 25 metres south of the southern boundary of Thornhill.

Munford Drive in The Borough of Dartford - One way.

The effect of the made named Order will introduce a one-way traffic order on the following length of road in Swanscombe in The Borough of Dartford, Munford Drive For its entire length travelling in a west then southerly direction.

Victoria Road in The Borough of Tunbridge Wells, Waiting restrictions.

The effect of the proposed named Order will introduce additional waiting restrictions DYL means no waiting at any time in the following length of road in Southborough, Tunbridge Wells:- Victoria Road.

Reynolds Lane in The Borough of Tunbridge Wells - Installation of Double Yellow Lines.

The effect of this Has Made Order will be to Install Double Yellow Lines on both sides from a point in line with the boundary of 29/31 Reynolds Lane to a point 20 metres south west of the boundary of Oaklea.