Richmond Council is implementing major traffic changes in south-west London to address safety concerns at accident-prone locations. New measures will improve pedestrian and cyclist routes, particularly near Hampton Court Palace, where a report indicated a high collision rate. The council plans to conduct a public consultation later this year on a revamped road layout, including changes based on previous feedback. Measures involve creating a shared path for cyclists and pedestrians and incorporating signalised crossings. Additionally, proposals for Hospital Bridge Road are under review by Transport for London to further enhance road safety and connectivity.
Richmond Council is moving forward with traffic safety improvements, focusing on collision hotspots and enhancing routes for cyclists and pedestrians across the borough.
This planning aims to address historic accident rates at problematic junctions, notably improving safety near Hampton Court Palace and other busy areas.
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