We are already plagued by HGV's on Wilford Lane, I worry about structural damage and the environment. I support this ban.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The Heavyweight Traffic is already Dangerous for the Families and the Elderly, something should Definitely looked at. Certainly No More
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D Gupta
7 years ago
This will cause major disruption toward day-to-day life of people living in this area.
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Shalabh Sharma
7 years ago
This will cause major disruption toward day-to-day life of people living in this area.
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S Sharma
7 years ago
This will cause major disruption toward day-to-day life of constituents living in this area.
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Derrick Driscoll
7 years ago
Flat31
Century Court
1 Wilford Lane
West Bridgford
Nottingham. NG2 7TU
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E Brennan
7 years ago
The road is too narrow for HGVs especially where vehicles park on-road.
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Bob Bob
7 years ago
Of course, the traffic has to go somewhere. You don't want it on Wilford Lane, but then nobody else wants extra traffic, extra fumes or extra delays, no matter where they live. Unfortunately, wherever it goes, all the same problems go with it. NIMBYism has it's price.
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Valerie Harvey
7 years ago
Wilford Lane is a major route in this area and is being used like an A road with ever increasing traffic and HGVs
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I live locally and the volume of traffic from HGVs is clearly increasing along Wilford Lane. There is an obvious increased risk to health and safety given the correlation of diesel fuelled vehicles and HGVs. Anything that would further exacerbate these existing conditions, such as the potential for a short cut route mentioned above, must and should be avoided.
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Karen Spencer
7 years ago
I’ve lived on the lane for over 33 years and the changes to the area in that time are immense especially effecting the volume of traffic, it’s more like a motorway than a lane now
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I have to turn left in order to
drive to the right
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Mark Hepburn
7 years ago
Crossing the road on foot, and pulling out in a car onto the lane, are very difficult at peak times. Suggest more lights and pedestrian crossings in addition to the proposed HGV ban.
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Graeme Snowden
7 years ago
8 Little Bounds
West Bridgford
Nottingham
NG2 7QA
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David Hammond
7 years ago
The Lane is already overused. A new supermarket and housing is planned for the old Chateau site so normal use will no doubt increase substantially without any diverted traffic
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Helen Williams
7 years ago
There are already too many lorries on this B road.
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Carol Thomas
7 years ago
Definition of a lane: 'a narrow road, especially in a rural area'
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Geoff Thomas
7 years ago
Wilford Lane is unarguably unsuitable for the heavy vehicles currently using it.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
As well as stopping heavy goods vehicles on Wilford lane they should stop them using Compton acres and rugby road as a cut through
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Helen Plastow
7 years ago
This road is already very busy with heavy traffic and delays near the tram stop and with the addition of building work for the new supermarket and old people’s flats it will cause untold misery and pollution for local residents once the road improvements on A52 begin. Please stop the HGVs
We are already plagued by HGV's on Wilford Lane, I worry about structural damage and the environment. I support this ban.
The Heavyweight Traffic is already Dangerous for the Families and the Elderly, something should Definitely looked at. Certainly No More
This will cause major disruption toward day-to-day life of people living in this area.
This will cause major disruption toward day-to-day life of people living in this area.
This will cause major disruption toward day-to-day life of constituents living in this area.
Flat31 Century Court 1 Wilford Lane West Bridgford Nottingham. NG2 7TU
The road is too narrow for HGVs especially where vehicles park on-road.
Of course, the traffic has to go somewhere. You don't want it on Wilford Lane, but then nobody else wants extra traffic, extra fumes or extra delays, no matter where they live. Unfortunately, wherever it goes, all the same problems go with it. NIMBYism has it's price.
Wilford Lane is a major route in this area and is being used like an A road with ever increasing traffic and HGVs
I live locally and the volume of traffic from HGVs is clearly increasing along Wilford Lane. There is an obvious increased risk to health and safety given the correlation of diesel fuelled vehicles and HGVs. Anything that would further exacerbate these existing conditions, such as the potential for a short cut route mentioned above, must and should be avoided.
I’ve lived on the lane for over 33 years and the changes to the area in that time are immense especially effecting the volume of traffic, it’s more like a motorway than a lane now
I have to turn left in order to drive to the right
Crossing the road on foot, and pulling out in a car onto the lane, are very difficult at peak times. Suggest more lights and pedestrian crossings in addition to the proposed HGV ban.
8 Little Bounds West Bridgford Nottingham NG2 7QA
The Lane is already overused. A new supermarket and housing is planned for the old Chateau site so normal use will no doubt increase substantially without any diverted traffic
There are already too many lorries on this B road.
Definition of a lane: 'a narrow road, especially in a rural area'
Wilford Lane is unarguably unsuitable for the heavy vehicles currently using it.
As well as stopping heavy goods vehicles on Wilford lane they should stop them using Compton acres and rugby road as a cut through
This road is already very busy with heavy traffic and delays near the tram stop and with the addition of building work for the new supermarket and old people’s flats it will cause untold misery and pollution for local residents once the road improvements on A52 begin. Please stop the HGVs