Explore the latest traffic notices affecting Devon, including temporary road closures and new speed regulations. These changes are part of ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and safety in the region.
Mount Pleasant Road, Exeter - Temporary Closure
Devon County Council has issued a temporary prohibition of through traffic on Mount Pleasant Road, Exeter, effective from March 24, 2025, for a maximum duration of 18 months. The anticipated completion date is April 4, 2025. This closure is necessary for new mains installation work. An alternative route will be signposted via Mount Pleasant Road, Blackboy Road, Western Way, Old Tiverton Road, and back to Mount Pleasant Road. For further details, contact Kier on behalf of South West Water at 01726 224400.
Blackhorse Lane, Blackhorse - Temporary Closure
A similar temporary restriction will affect Blackhorse Lane from April 22, 2025, with an expected end date of April 28, 2025. This closure is required to provide a new water connection. Notably, there is no alternative route available during this period. For more information, contact Kier on behalf of South West Water at the same number provided above.
Wonford Road, Exeter - Permanent Vehicle Prohibition
The Devon County Council has made permanent an order prohibiting all vehicles on Wonford Road, Exeter. This order comes into effect on March 31, 2025. The amendment allows taxis and private hire vehicles displaying bus lane user signs to use the road alongside buses and cycles. This change follows an experimental amendment order from 2023. Documents related to this order can be accessed online or at Devon Libraries.
Langaton Lane, Exeter - New Speed Restriction
A new speed restriction has been introduced on Langaton Lane in Exeter. Effective March 27, 2025, the road will be restricted to a 30mph speed limit by virtue of streetlighting from Pinn Valley Road to Tithebarn Way. This measure complements a previously implemented 20mph zone order from September 2023.
Impact and Community Considerations
These traffic notices reflect ongoing infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing safety and connectivity in Devon. While these changes may cause temporary inconvenience due to road closures and diversions, they are essential for long-term benefits such as improved water services and safer roads.
Anticipated Questions
- How can residents access more information about these orders?Residents can view detailed documents online at devon.cc/tro or visit Devon Libraries for free computer access during opening hours.
- What should residents do if they have concerns about these changes?Residents may contact Devon County Council or Kier for specific inquiries related to each project using the provided contact details.
- Are there any exemptions to these road restrictions?Exemptions apply specifically to Wonford Road where taxis and private hire vehicles with appropriate signage are allowed alongside buses and cycles.
These developments are crucial for maintaining and improving Devon's transport infrastructure while ensuring minimal disruption to daily life. Residents are encouraged to plan their journeys accordingly and stay informed through official channels.
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