Old Bisley Road - Road Safety Scheme
Surrey County Council is proposing to install a raised traffic light crossing on Old Bisley Road. We are also proposing a number of traffic calming measures along Old Bisley Road and Upper Chobham Road. We are also proposing a 20mph speed limit on Old Bisley Road, Upper Chobham Road, Parts of Chobham road, Tomlinscote Way, Dell Grove and Evergreen Road. The proposals will support and encourage sustainable travel by helping make it safer and easier for parents and children to walk, cycle and scoot to and from the 3 locals School.
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