A call on the Mayor to fix the dangerous Tulse Hill Gyratory
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Cathy Juhl
24 days ago
Because not only the Low Traffic Neighborhood are causing absolute chaos everywhere and delay everyone's journey AND adding pollution in other areas, this message is bringing more pressure and frustration for all. Let's make a better world rather than creating more unnecessary problems!
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Liz Emerson
24 days ago
Really important to slow traffic and help pedestrians
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Laura McCuaig
24 days ago
It’s a fatal road
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Richard Saunders
24 days ago
As a local resident I am concerned about the noise, pollution and danger to cyclists and pedestrians of the Tulse Hill gyratory.
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Kate Pryse-Lloyd
24 days ago
Those zebra crossings are dangerous. There was already appan. Make the road two ways around by the Tulse hill hotel side. Make the existing left turn towards Norwood road a turn off to Norwood road, or straight on past the Tulse hill hotel to continue to Streatham. Make the two roads that are no longer part of the south circular nice shopping street and block off the road going up tomcity heights academy. Then its easier to cross as there's just one main road instead of lots.
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Lyn Lillington
24 days ago
Because the Tulsehill gyratory system is a dangerous place to drive, walk and cycle
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Bronie Harris-Dickson
29 days ago
Stop the speeding and Loud motorbikes.
I nearly got run over from a convertible BMW when the driver lost control at the junction in August 2026. It was pure luck no one was injured.
Not sure what the police can do to stop the speeding so the road needs to change.
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Supporter
1 month ago
I have walked and cycled this route for nearly 50 years and see it is still so dangerous that I avoid it whenever I can
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Anthony Skrimshire
1 month ago
My flat is in Tulse Hill and I lived there for several years. Some of the driving behaviour in the area is appalling and needs to be improved. Pedestrianising part of the curators could help Tulse Hill feel more like a place you want to spend time in.
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Catherine Skrimshire
1 month ago
Tulse Hill Gyratory kills. The statistics speak for themselves. How many more lives must be risked before change is made?
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Andrea Ortizova
1 month ago
For better safety in the neighbourhood. Thank you.
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Pauline Ledgerwood
1 month ago
Feel that the tulse hill gyratory is very dangerous to all concerned., look what happened last week with the lorry hitting the thurlow park rd railway bridge.. the Zebra crossing is very dangerous, in the wrong position, vehicles , Inc. Cyclists don't always stop & speeding around the bend/s.
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Aggie Rigg
1 month ago
I have recently moved two the area. In the past 3 months I’ve witnessed two crashes. I’m sure there have been many more I haven’t observed. Cars drive at high speed and the engine revving is hugely disruptive/ impacts on sleep. Cars often don’t stop at marked road crossings and every time I cross the junction I feel very concerned for my safety.
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Supporter
1 month ago
I lived in North and East London for 28 years, cycling and walking everywhere. When I moved to Tulse Hill, due to economic reasons not choice, my only way of getting around became a stressful misery. In the 3 years I've been here the abuse, physical and verbal, I have experienced is ridiculous. I now have a back injury from a scooter driver going into the back of me. He wasn't looking at the road ahead but his phone satnav. I can't blame him entirely as it's an unpleasant pressured job.
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Supporter
2 months ago
I travel through this system daily urgent improvements are required
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Julia Wilson
2 months ago
Too many shoplifters and homeless.. it’s not safe.. would love some improvement in this
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Freddie Broadhurst
2 months ago
The safety of my neighbours and community is paramount. Personally, I would like to see improved cycle infrastructure here and in the area, but recognise the need to support all forms of transport. Ultimately, I would like to see a safer, more pleasant environment in the gyratory.
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Supporter
2 months ago
The roads here need to be better thought out .
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Maria Whitefield
2 months ago
Accessibility
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Michael Lewis
3 months ago
Cities are about more than just efficient traffic flow - our streets should provide us with safety, beauty and pride.
Because not only the Low Traffic Neighborhood are causing absolute chaos everywhere and delay everyone's journey AND adding pollution in other areas, this message is bringing more pressure and frustration for all. Let's make a better world rather than creating more unnecessary problems!
Really important to slow traffic and help pedestrians
It’s a fatal road
As a local resident I am concerned about the noise, pollution and danger to cyclists and pedestrians of the Tulse Hill gyratory.
Those zebra crossings are dangerous. There was already appan. Make the road two ways around by the Tulse hill hotel side. Make the existing left turn towards Norwood road a turn off to Norwood road, or straight on past the Tulse hill hotel to continue to Streatham. Make the two roads that are no longer part of the south circular nice shopping street and block off the road going up tomcity heights academy. Then its easier to cross as there's just one main road instead of lots.
Because the Tulsehill gyratory system is a dangerous place to drive, walk and cycle
Stop the speeding and Loud motorbikes. I nearly got run over from a convertible BMW when the driver lost control at the junction in August 2026. It was pure luck no one was injured. Not sure what the police can do to stop the speeding so the road needs to change.
I have walked and cycled this route for nearly 50 years and see it is still so dangerous that I avoid it whenever I can
My flat is in Tulse Hill and I lived there for several years. Some of the driving behaviour in the area is appalling and needs to be improved. Pedestrianising part of the curators could help Tulse Hill feel more like a place you want to spend time in.
Tulse Hill Gyratory kills. The statistics speak for themselves. How many more lives must be risked before change is made?
For better safety in the neighbourhood. Thank you.
Feel that the tulse hill gyratory is very dangerous to all concerned., look what happened last week with the lorry hitting the thurlow park rd railway bridge.. the Zebra crossing is very dangerous, in the wrong position, vehicles , Inc. Cyclists don't always stop & speeding around the bend/s.
I have recently moved two the area. In the past 3 months I’ve witnessed two crashes. I’m sure there have been many more I haven’t observed. Cars drive at high speed and the engine revving is hugely disruptive/ impacts on sleep. Cars often don’t stop at marked road crossings and every time I cross the junction I feel very concerned for my safety.
I lived in North and East London for 28 years, cycling and walking everywhere. When I moved to Tulse Hill, due to economic reasons not choice, my only way of getting around became a stressful misery. In the 3 years I've been here the abuse, physical and verbal, I have experienced is ridiculous. I now have a back injury from a scooter driver going into the back of me. He wasn't looking at the road ahead but his phone satnav. I can't blame him entirely as it's an unpleasant pressured job.
I travel through this system daily urgent improvements are required
Too many shoplifters and homeless.. it’s not safe.. would love some improvement in this
The safety of my neighbours and community is paramount. Personally, I would like to see improved cycle infrastructure here and in the area, but recognise the need to support all forms of transport. Ultimately, I would like to see a safer, more pleasant environment in the gyratory.
The roads here need to be better thought out .
Accessibility
Cities are about more than just efficient traffic flow - our streets should provide us with safety, beauty and pride.