A TRAFFIC order will reduce speeds on more than 40 Great Sankey roads to a 20 mph limit as part of an experimental order.
The Warrington Borough Council order is an amendment to an existing order to include the additional roads.
It will be effective from October 5 until Monday August 2 next year to coincide with the expiry of The Borough of Warrington (Various Roads) (20 mph Speed Limit Restrictions) Experimental Order 2009.
Roads affected by the order are: Mayfair Close, Greenway, Hall Terrace, North View, Philips Drive, Sunnyside, Snowdon Close, Vine Crescent, Conifer Grove, Rowan Close, Chestnut Avenue, Charles Avenue, Cedar Road, Woodside Road, Lilford Drive, Halton Road, Palin Drive, Wilmot Avenue, Pyecroft Road, Ruscolm Close, Muriel Close, Audre Close,
Pyecroft Close, Hilary Close, Paul Close, Lingley Road, Sanderson Close, Kintore Drive, Cromdale Way, Keith Avenue, Rhona Drive, Duncansby Crescent, Kirkcaldy Avenue, Wroxham Road, Thetford Road, Ranworth Road, Yarmouth Road, Sheringham Road, Norfolk Drive, Lingwood Road, Wednesbury Drive, Campbell Crescent and
Conway Close.
AN experimental traffic order to be made by Warrington Borough Council will impose a 20mph speed limit on more than 40 roads.
20mph limit for 40 roads
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