Explore the latest traffic and road regulation changes in Plymouth, including new restrictions at Derriford Commercial Centre South and temporary prohibitions across various streets due to gas mains works.

Derriford Commercial Centre South: new traffic orders

Plymouth City Council has announced new traffic regulation orders for Derriford Commercial Centre South, effective from December 20, 2024. These include no waiting restrictions, a bus lane, and a no left turn on Bravo Way and Derriford Park. The orders are part of efforts to improve traffic flow and safety in the area. Residents or businesses wishing to challenge these orders have six weeks from the date of implementation to apply to the High Court. Full details can be accessed on the Plymouth City Council website.

Temporary prohibitions for gas mains works

Several streets in Plymouth will experience temporary prohibitions due to phased gas mains works starting January 2, 2025. These restrictions will affect both vehicular and pedestrian movements:

• Bedford Park/Clifton Place/Providence Street/Deptford Place/Amity Place/Nelson Street/Armada Street/Wellington Street: Prohibitions on driving, parking, waiting, loading, and unloading will be enforced until April 15, 2025. The one-way system will also be suspended on several streets during this period. For more information, contact Wales & West Utilities at 0800 912 2999.
• Lundy Close/Clittaford Road/Dunnet Road: Pedestrian movement will be restricted until March 28, 2025. This measure is necessary to facilitate safe completion of the gas mains works.
• Tintern Avenue/Cotehele Avenue/St Leonards Road/Collingwood Avenue: Similar prohibitions on driving and parking will be in place until March 24, 2025.
• Mothecombe Walk/Cockington Close/Bampton Road: Pedestrian access will be restricted until March 31, 2025.

These measures are crucial for ensuring public safety during essential infrastructure upgrades. Residents are advised to plan their routes accordingly and stay informed through local updates.

Impact on residents and businesses

The implementation of these orders is expected to enhance traffic management and safety in Plymouth. However, they may also lead to temporary inconveniences such as increased travel times or limited access to certain areas. Those who believe they may be adversely affected are encouraged to contact Plymouth City Council or Wales & West Utilities for further assistance.

For detailed information on each notice, please refer to the original public notices available through the Public Notice Portal.

These developments highlight ongoing efforts by Plymouth City Council to maintain and improve city infrastructure while balancing community needs.