Wray Lane, Reigate - Proposed Lower Speed Limit
Surrey County Council are proposing to lower the speed limits on Wray Lane, Reigate from 30mph to 20mph and 40mph to 30mph.
Your feedback is important to us. Public engagement gives residents and highways users the opportunity to comment on our proposals. This feedback supports the decision making process and, in some cases, may lead to changes in the design. If the scheme progresses, a statutory consultation period will follow.
The consultation period is now closed
About the project
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Have your say
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Find out more and view the plans for our proposal. Please have your say.
News
Wray Lane Progress.
The public engagement exercise on the proposals to lower the speed limits in Wray Lane closed on the 18 March 2026. After considering the results we have decided to continue with the scheme. Deta
Wray Lane Update
Thank you for your response to our public engagement exercise. We greatly appreciate your involvement and the feedback provided. We have had a significant response to this survey and are currently ass
Wray Lane Update
Thank you for your response to our public engagement exercise. We greatly appreciate your involvement and the feedback provided. We have had a significant response to this survey and are currently ass
Our public engagement is designed specifically to gain insight and information from residents and highway users on the proposals. The feedback received is considered and shared with the County Councillor’s. Engagement is an important part of any highway proposal as feedback can sometimes help shape and alter our design and plans, or the County Councillor's opinion.
Objections and comments are not replied to at this stage. If the scheme progresses, a statutory consultation will follow, where you are invited to object or make other representations. These objections and representations will inform the final decision, and anybody who objects will receive a response.
Please note that you can leave comments via this webpage or write to us (see address below). However we cannot accept comments on this proposal via email or phone.
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Post: Surrey Highways Engagement Team, Hazel House, Merrow Lane, Guildford, Surrey GU4 7BQ
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News
Wray Lane Progress.
The public engagement exercise on the proposals to lower the speed limits in Wray Lane closed on the 18 March 2026. After considering the results we have decided to continue with the scheme. Deta
Wray Lane Update
Thank you for your response to our public engagement exercise. We greatly appreciate your involvement and the feedback provided. We have had a significant response to this survey and are currently ass
Wray Lane Update
Thank you for your response to our public engagement exercise. We greatly appreciate your involvement and the feedback provided. We have had a significant response to this survey and are currently ass
Proposals
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Find out more and view the plans for our proposal. Please have your say.
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Surrey County Council is responsible for running this consultation, analysing its results and presenting them to stakeholders and the public.