Must have too much money to waste and are seeking means to spend it regardless of need. Cannot believe the research was anywhere near adequate.
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Janet Pearson
10 years ago
It's a dangerous and unnecessary scheme.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I strongly object to this proposal.
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Brian Walton
10 years ago
Need clarification how cycles and pedestrians will share space. This may introduce higher risk of injury if there is no physical barrier (e.g. kerb) between the two.
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janet nixon
10 years ago
no changes to lexden road please
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demirel d yusuf
10 years ago
i object the proposal;s about lexden road changes
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Anonymous
10 years ago
To narrow the paths is a danger for the high volume of school children. Must avoid damage to the old trees and a travesty to spoil one of the beautiful old established roads in Colchester.
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Robert Cobb
10 years ago
Ludicrous
The only time a bus lane would be needed is at school drop off and pick up times. At these times School buses would be parked in the bus lane, as they do on the double yellows at present, negating the bus lane.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
A costly exercise that will not improve the situation.
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Jane Hunt
10 years ago
road much to chaotic without bus lane
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Jane Hunt
10 years ago
crazy idea would cause chaos road bad enough as it is
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Olivia G
10 years ago
Let's not ruin a road that functions very well at the moment.
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philippa cobb
10 years ago
This is not a viable proposition
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Anonymous
10 years ago
waste of money
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Derek Scott
10 years ago
Total waste of time and money. And will achieve absolutely nothing.
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Tracie Hurley
10 years ago
Will cause unnecessary disruption to a road that runs just fine as it is.
My daughter is at school in Lexden Road, her journey will be disrupted immeasurably with all the work that will need to take place. Why??
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sara colquhoun
10 years ago
Not a sensible idea at all
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Emma Taylor
10 years ago
X
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Barbara Witton
10 years ago
As a parent of 2 school aged children (who would be directly affected by this proposal) and as a cyclist, the idea of expecting easily distracted school children and cyclists to safely share a combined cycle lane /pedestrian lane is impractical and dangerous. The bus lane would not decrease the traffic congestion nor encourage increased bus use. No !
Leave this fine road alone.
Must have too much money to waste and are seeking means to spend it regardless of need. Cannot believe the research was anywhere near adequate.
It's a dangerous and unnecessary scheme.
I strongly object to this proposal.
Need clarification how cycles and pedestrians will share space. This may introduce higher risk of injury if there is no physical barrier (e.g. kerb) between the two.
no changes to lexden road please
i object the proposal;s about lexden road changes
To narrow the paths is a danger for the high volume of school children. Must avoid damage to the old trees and a travesty to spoil one of the beautiful old established roads in Colchester.
Ludicrous The only time a bus lane would be needed is at school drop off and pick up times. At these times School buses would be parked in the bus lane, as they do on the double yellows at present, negating the bus lane.
A costly exercise that will not improve the situation.
road much to chaotic without bus lane
crazy idea would cause chaos road bad enough as it is
Let's not ruin a road that functions very well at the moment.
This is not a viable proposition
waste of money
Total waste of time and money. And will achieve absolutely nothing.
Will cause unnecessary disruption to a road that runs just fine as it is. My daughter is at school in Lexden Road, her journey will be disrupted immeasurably with all the work that will need to take place. Why??
Not a sensible idea at all
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As a parent of 2 school aged children (who would be directly affected by this proposal) and as a cyclist, the idea of expecting easily distracted school children and cyclists to safely share a combined cycle lane /pedestrian lane is impractical and dangerous. The bus lane would not decrease the traffic congestion nor encourage increased bus use. No !