Public to have say on new road safety measures in Darvel

The plans also involve changes to the existing speed table in the same area <i>(Image: Ayrshire Roads Alliance)</i>
The plans also involve changes to the existing speed table in the same area (Image: Ayrshire Roads Alliance)
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PLANS for new road safety measures in Darvel have been put out for public consultation.

East Ayrshire Council is considering improvements on Campbell Street East, including the installation of a new raised zebra crossing.

The plans also involve changes to the existing speed table in the same area, located approximately 51 metres east of the extended eastern kerb line of Jamieson Road.

Under the plans, the existing speed table would have a height of 75mm and a length of 6.5 metres.

The proposed raised zebra crossing would have a controlled area extending for approximately 57 metres.

Residents and other interested parties are encouraged to share their views on the plans.

Full details of the proposed changes are available online, and physical copies can also be requested from the Ayrshire Roads Alliance.

Written objections can be sent to Jane Corrie, head of roads at the Ayrshire Roads Alliance, by Wednesday, October 14 through enquiries@ayrshireroadsalliance.org.

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