Safe speeds for Sheffield’s most dangerous roads

David Elliott

To protect vulnerable road users

John Beeley

Driving at 30mph is lethal. Especially for huge high-powered SUVs. Electric cars are more environmentally friendly but heavy and quiet. Even more potential for fatal accidents

Helen Russell-Johnson

For everyone's safety.

Tori Penning

For the safety of all aminals and people...people drive far too fast without any care of consideration for anyone or anything else.

Dinah Ward

Less noise, less pollution, less anxiety about giving the kids their independence - what’s not to like?

Alex Price

Safety of pedestrians on tight streets is a must

Elizabeth Musleh

The whole of Harborough Avenue has had many accidents over the 40 years I’ve lived here. It urgently needs speed bumps and a lower speed limit to make it safer for residents.

Tom Bellfield

I commute by bicycle, and always have. With its often fast and poorly surfaced roads, Sheffield has always felt more intimidating than London. my partner used to cycle with me; she doesn’t feel able to in Sheffield. The evidence is clear and established. Our road is 30, despite having two schools - mad.

Vivien Farrand

I’m a cyclist and the roads are dangerous for cyclists, children and pedestrians- 20 mph has reduced casualties in Wales and cars should not be allowed to dominate and pollute all our urban spaces

Supporter

We need to spare lives

Supporter

I want my children not to die walking and biking to school

Tracey Campbell

We live on a street that’s used as a rat run and because people coming up the hill are often delayed by oncoming traffic they then speed really fast along the flat top part of Hunter House Rd. It’s really dangerous and is a disaster waiting to happen

Kevin Tarbutt

We need a mindset shift away from the motorist-centric status quo - the streets are for everyone. A 20mph speed limit helps to improve safety and makes alternative active options more appealing.

Supporter

We want safe roads.

Hedley Skelton

I want to see a significant reduction in killed and seriously injured in Sheffield

Sally Vincent

I think with the ever growing size, bonnet height and weight of modern cars the need for reduced speeds on our road is increasingly vital to protect other road users. It is of course right that people want to be as safe as possible in their car, but there has to be a balance for how that impacts on others.The speed reduction in Wales makes clear how much safer the roads are at lower speeds, for drivers, passengers and other road users.

Jason Holyhead

With many vulnerable elderly people and children in the area, these measures could save lives

Billie Turner

I don't want me or my kids to die by bad driver

Kevin Marks

Too many places in Sheffield mean waiting for traffic congestion to cross the road. A blanket 20mph limit would smooth this out

Chris Bell

It makes death less likely