Background
The aim of the A598 Ballards Lane scheme is to improve bus journey times for 13, 125, 221 and 460 bus routes. Currently along A598 Ballards Lane scheme area there are approximately 2,300 bus boarders/alighters per weekday with more travelling through.
We have reviewed bus journey time data which shows north-east bound and south-west bound there are delays for the bus services during peak times on weekdays. We have undertaken parking and loading surveys to make sure any proposals do not affect alternate modes too much.
Bus Lane Proposal
The proposal is to implement a north east bus laneContinue reading
Background
The aim of the A598 Ballards Lane scheme is to improve bus journey times for 13, 125, 221 and 460 bus routes. Currently along A598 Ballards Lane scheme area there are approximately 2,300 bus boarders/alighters per weekday with more travelling through.
We have reviewed bus journey time data which shows north-east bound and south-west bound there are delays for the bus services during peak times on weekdays. We have undertaken parking and loading surveys to make sure any proposals do not affect alternate modes too much.
Bus Lane Proposal
The proposal is to implement a north east bus lane from Waitrose (Bus Stop L Woodberry Grove) to 305 Ballards Lane and a south west bus lane from Christchurch Avenue to Bus Stop Granville Road (Stop LL).
The north east bound bus lane (Waitrose- Bus Stop L Woodberry Grove to 305 Ballards Lane) will be operational Monday to Saturday 7-10am. The south west bound bus lane (Christchurch Avenue to Bus Stop LL Granville Road) will be operational Monday to Saturday 4pm-7pm. This will mean parking/loading will be amended between Christchurch Avenue to Woodberry Way in bus lane area to No Parking and loading Monday to Saturday 4-7pm.
Double Yellow Lines are proposed to replace existing white line road marking between 220 to 224 Ballards Lane to enable buses to egress from the stop efficiently and safely.
Visual narrowing of Moss Hall / Ballards Lane and Christchurch Avenue / Ballards Lane is proposed to make it safer for pedestrians and a Yellow Box junction is proposed opposite Alexandra Grove and Hutton Grove on Ballards Lane to replace existing Keep Clear markings.
No parking spaces are proposed to be removed under this scheme.
We have provided some more information below:
How to have your say
We are keen to hear your views on this proposal. Please take the time to review the plans and give us your views by completing the online questionnaire. The closing date for this consultation is 17 September 2024.
Alternative formats of the engagement
If you are unable to complete the questionnaire online and would like to request a paper copy or another format of the questionnaire, please email highwayscorrespondence@barnet.gov.uk or telephone the Traffic and Development Section on 020 8359 3555 and quote reference BC/2250-56.
What happens after the engagement closes
The findings from this consultation will help us determine if the scheme should be implemented, and if so what actions need to be taken to address any areas of concern. Once a decision has been made, we will update this page.
If you wish to have your say on another bus lane proposal, please return to the main engagement page.
