Traffic police to carry out assessment on Cavendish Road, Sutton

In August a group of residents started a campaign to stop speeding on the road In August a group of residents started a campaign to stop speeding on the road

Police officers will carry out a traffic assessment after residents raised concerns about speeding vehicles.

The Met’s specialist traffic police will assess speeding traffic in Cavendish Road, Sutton, on Thursday, October 4.

This follows concerns raised by residents and ward councillors about vehicles travelling in excess of the 20mph speed limit over traffic calming bumps along the road.

In August a group of residents started a campaign to stop speeding on the road.

Comments(7)

Sutton53 says...
10:46am Wed 3 Oct 12

Why publicise this in advance? You can almost guarantee that everybody will be driving along at 19mph rather than the usual 29 plus mph or avoid the road completely. Christchurch Park could be busy for the day. It defeats the object of catching the people who choose to drive over the 20mph speed-limit everyday.

Tubby Jim says...
1:35pm Wed 3 Oct 12

another road set to be ruined with bumps and sleeping policemen.

Michael Pantlin says...
2:45pm Wed 3 Oct 12

what's the big rush? Just leave home a few minutes earlier to complete your journey safely and within the rules.

Sutton53 says...
2:54pm Wed 3 Oct 12

Tubby Jim wrote:
another road set to be ruined with bumps and sleeping policemen.
You obviously don't know the area or the road. It already has speed-humps. They haven't succeeded in slowing the vehicles down.

Tubby Jim says...
4:20pm Wed 3 Oct 12

Sutton53 wrote:
Tubby Jim wrote:
another road set to be ruined with bumps and sleeping policemen.
You obviously don't know the area or the road. It already has speed-humps. They haven't succeeded in slowing the vehicles down.
I believe you are correct, probably set to install more, haven't recent studies shown that a flashing LED indicator that illuminates when a vehicle immediately rises above the speed limit has improved road safety in the areas where these have been installed, far out weighing the benefit "Gatso's " or speed camera's give? , but logic isn't a word that usually sits with LBoS

djwstn says...
4:08pm Thu 4 Oct 12

Good for these residents. We have a similar problem on Mulgrave Road, with cars speeding well in excess of the speed limit. On top of the blaring car stereos that come from some cars, the noise level is sometimes appalling.

Maybe there should be a Sutton wide action group.The Council install something to deter these road idiots or have more regular police patrols.

Over the last few weeks I have read of at least three seperate road crashes in the area

Michael Pantlin says...
5:15pm Thu 4 Oct 12

djwstn wrote:
Good for these residents. We have a similar problem on Mulgrave Road, with cars speeding well in excess of the speed limit. On top of the blaring car stereos that come from some cars, the noise level is sometimes appalling.

Maybe there should be a Sutton wide action group.The Council install something to deter these road idiots or have more regular police patrols.

Over the last few weeks I have read of at least three seperate road crashes in the area
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