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Plymouth road traffic regulation changes proposed
Plymouth City Council proposes new parking restrictions across multiple roads.
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5 August 2026

The City of Plymouth has announced a proposed amendment to its Traffic Regulation Orders, aiming to alter parking restrictions on numerous roads throughout the city. This initiative is part of the council's ongoing efforts to manage traffic flow and enhance road safety.

The proposed changes will affect several roads, including Access Road To Cornwall Street West Car Park, Alexandra Road, Artillery Place, Barne Road, Bartholomew Road, Bell Close, Biggin Hill, Blunts Lane, Brookfield Close, Cecil Street, Cornwall Street West Car Park, Courtland Crescent, Crossway, Ernesettle Green, Estuary Way, Ford Hill Lane, Gibbon Lane, Greenlees Drive, Hardy Crescent, Herbert Street Lane South, Hoegate Street, Hunter Close, Kingston Drive, Kneele Gardens, Lambhay Hill, Linketty Lane West, Melville Road, Miers Close, Mount Street, Parkside, Ponsonby Road, Poole Park Road, Pym Street, Rennie Avenue, Rocky Park Road, Rodney Street, Roman Way, Ross Street, St Peters Road, Tavistock Place, Winnicott Close, Wolverwood Lane and Woodside.

Residents and businesses in these areas are encouraged to review the full details of the proposed order. These details can be accessed on the Plymouth City Council website or by requesting a hard copy via phone.

How can I view the full details of the proposed order? Full details are available on the Plymouth City Council website under their traffic and road safety schemes section.

What should I do if I have comments or concerns about the proposed changes? Comments or concerns should be submitted in writing to the Service Director for Street Services at Plymouth Highways or online through the council's website by 14 August 2026.

This proposal follows consultations with the Chief Officer of Police and is part of a broader review aimed at improving traffic management within Plymouth. The council invites public feedback to ensure that community needs and concerns are adequately addressed before finalising any changes.

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