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We have updated our consultation materials to more accurately reflect the removal of two parking bays which may not have been made clear enough in our original plans. One of these is close to Battersea Dogs Home and the other to Newton Preparatory School. An updated map clearly indicating this is now in the 'Documents' section of this website. Our Easy Read and British Sign Language (BSL) materials have also been updated. We have extended the consultation until 17 April 2022 in order to allow everyone the time and opportunity to consider the updated information andContinue reading
Update 15 March 2022
We have updated our consultation materials to more accurately reflect the removal of two parking bays which may not have been made clear enough in our original plans. One of these is close to Battersea Dogs Home and the other to Newton Preparatory School. An updated map clearly indicating this is now in the 'Documents' section of this website. Our Easy Read and British Sign Language (BSL) materials have also been updated. We have extended the consultation until 17 April 2022 in order to allow everyone the time and opportunity to consider the updated information and respond using the usual methods as below. We had planned to hold an online Q&A session in order to answer questions about the scheme, however, we received very few requests to attend the event. If you would like to attend such an event, please email haveyoursay@tfl.gov.uk and we will contact you with details.
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Overview
We’re proposing to make a series of changes to help people choose to walk, cycle or use public transport on Battersea Park Road between the junction with Macduff Road and the Duchess Rail Bridge (just east of Battersea Dogs and Cats Home). This section includes the junctions with Queenstown Road and Prince of Wales Drive. These changes are part of a wider project first consulted on in 2017 that has already transformed Nine Elms Lane and would connect with CS8 to form a sustainable transport spine to Wandsworth Town.
These changes to the road are part of an infrastructure package to support the area as it grows, enhance safety and improve the area for people who live, work and visit.
We’d like to know your thoughts on our proposals and are holding a six week consultation. You can reply by completing our survey, which should take no more than 5-10 minutes to complete.
If you prefer, you can email your comments to haveyoursay@tfl.gov.uk (with the subject Battersea Park Road).
Or write to us at FREEPOST TFL HAVE YOUR SAY (Battersea Park Road) - no stamp is needed.
The closing date for comments is Sunday 17 April 2022.
protected cycle tracks with physical segregation - this is in response to feedback on the 2017 designs which had mandatory cycle lanes with no physical protection
a bus stop bypass on the eastbound approach to the junction with Queenstown Road
At Queenstown Road junction there would be:
early release on all arms of the junction, so cyclists can move off before general traffic
dedicated cycle lanes guiding cyclists across the junction going both east and west
a cycle gate for eastbound cyclists - this is a separate waiting area for cyclists at a signal which turns green when other traffic is stopped by a red light, allowing cyclists to approach the main stop line safely
20mph along the whole of Battersea Park Road
Improved ‘straight across’ pedestrian crossings at the junctions with Queenstown Road and Prince of Wales Drive
Two bus stops serving Battersea Park station would be moved and have new bus shelters featuring real time bus information
One-way entry to Meath Street (from Battersea Park Road)
About this consultation
There is a range of information available to explain our proposals in more detail, as follows:
An Equality Impact Assessment (EqIA) which includes how we have considered the effects of the proposals on people with protected characteristics
These proposals have been modified in response to some of the comments received during our 2017 consultation. The 2017 consultation report is available in the 'Documents' section.
If you have any questions about our proposals you can use the ‘Questions’ button in the box below to send us your question direct. We plan to hold an online ‘Q&A’ session in which we present our proposals and respond to questions. If you would like to take part in the online event please send us an email to haveyoursay@tfl.gov.uk so that we can contact you with the details.
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