Cardiff Council confirmed they are proceeding with the new crossing at the Monico crossroads. Your pressure forced this change after months of inaction. Keep an eye on the site to ensure the construction starts according to the plan.
We call on Cardiff Council to prioritise a scheme to tackle the lack of 4 way pedestrian crossing facilities at Pantbach Road /Ty Wern Road /Ty’n y Parc Road (Monico) Crossroads.
Measures also need to put in place to prevent cars from mounting the pavement.
We would like the scheme to be implemented by the end of 2018.
We need to hit the 250 signature mark to force a formal response from the council. Text this link to three neighbors right now to push us over the threshold.
June 6, 2018
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need a final push to force the council to take notice. Post this link on your Facebook page right now and text three neighbors to make sure they add their names today.
112 Comments
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Mary Johnson
7 years ago
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My grandson will be using this road for many years to come as he has now started in comprehensive school and there is no crossing for him on his return bus journey. These roads are very busy main roads and crossings are needed to ensure the safety of our children and all pedestrians.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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This junction is on the route to school, surely this is against any sustainable transport strategy, I have heard of people driving just to avoid crossing here. Not having a full pedestrian crossing is bizarre considering that the side which does have a button stops the traffic in all directions.
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Joni Alexander
8 years ago
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This busy junction is dangerous and in urgent need of safeguards for pedestrians, including crossing facilities and barriers to prevent cars mounting the pavement. Without these, the area cannot reasonably expect residents to walk and cycle safely, particularly those with young children, the elderly and disabled.
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E Wiltshire
8 years ago
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I walk my children to and from school past this junction. I have seen cars drive through when the green man light is on and shout at pedestrians crossing. A 4 way crossing is desperately needed, as is widening the pavements, which are dangerously narrow. I fully support this petition.
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Rob Murphy
8 years ago
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As a driving instructor regularly using this junction, I think there’s a need for improved, safer crossing facilities from the obvious pedestrian perspective but as a driver too.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Long overdue. There needs to be a pedestrian crossing on all 4 reads and the pavement near the white wall needs to be protected by e.g stone bollards to protect pedestrians against impatient drivers
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Sally Robinson
4 years ago
The crossing is currently highly dangerous, especially for children, and is used by large numbers of people on the school run.
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Gethin Matthews
7 years ago
This is such a tricky crossing for pedestrians, and so busy around school opening / closing times
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Cardiff Council confirmed they are proceeding with the new crossing at the Monico crossroads. Your pressure forced this change after months of inaction. Keep an eye on the site to ensure the construction starts according to the plan.
We call on Cardiff Council to prioritise a scheme to tackle the lack of 4 way pedestrian crossing facilities at Pantbach Road /Ty Wern Road /Ty’n y Parc Road (Monico) Crossroads.
Measures also need to put in place to prevent cars from mounting the pavement.
We would like the scheme to be implemented by the end of 2018.
We need to hit the 250 signature mark to force a formal response from the council. Text this link to three neighbors right now to push us over the threshold.
June 6, 2018
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need a final push to force the council to take notice. Post this link on your Facebook page right now and text three neighbors to make sure they add their names today.
112 Comments
M
Mary Johnson
7 years ago
Featured
My grandson will be using this road for many years to come as he has now started in comprehensive school and there is no crossing for him on his return bus journey. These roads are very busy main roads and crossings are needed to ensure the safety of our children and all pedestrians.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
This junction is on the route to school, surely this is against any sustainable transport strategy, I have heard of people driving just to avoid crossing here. Not having a full pedestrian crossing is bizarre considering that the side which does have a button stops the traffic in all directions.
J
Joni Alexander
8 years ago
Featured
This busy junction is dangerous and in urgent need of safeguards for pedestrians, including crossing facilities and barriers to prevent cars mounting the pavement. Without these, the area cannot reasonably expect residents to walk and cycle safely, particularly those with young children, the elderly and disabled.
E
E Wiltshire
8 years ago
Featured
I walk my children to and from school past this junction. I have seen cars drive through when the green man light is on and shout at pedestrians crossing. A 4 way crossing is desperately needed, as is widening the pavements, which are dangerously narrow. I fully support this petition.
R
Rob Murphy
8 years ago
Featured
As a driving instructor regularly using this junction, I think there’s a need for improved, safer crossing facilities from the obvious pedestrian perspective but as a driver too.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Long overdue. There needs to be a pedestrian crossing on all 4 reads and the pavement near the white wall needs to be protected by e.g stone bollards to protect pedestrians against impatient drivers
S
Sally Robinson
4 years ago
The crossing is currently highly dangerous, especially for children, and is used by large numbers of people on the school run.
G
Gethin Matthews
7 years ago
This is such a tricky crossing for pedestrians, and so busy around school opening / closing times
My grandson will be using this road for many years to come as he has now started in comprehensive school and there is no crossing for him on his return bus journey. These roads are very busy main roads and crossings are needed to ensure the safety of our children and all pedestrians.