Motorcyclists in Burleigh Way, Enfield Town, commonly use the pavement as a thoroughfare, leading to safety hazards for residents. Parking enforcement measures have been ineffective, mainly offering fines for illegal parking on double yellow lines but not for pavement usage. The Enfield Town Liveable Neighbourhood project initially considered dedicated motorcycle parking but faced heavy public opposition, preventing its implementation. Residents suggest physical barriers and signage as potential solutions, while the council notes limitations on making changes since Burleigh Way is not classified as public highway.
Motorcyclists frequently use the pavement in Burleigh Way, Enfield Town, as a thoroughfare, creating daily hazards for children, families, and vulnerable residents.
Despite parking enforcement efforts, motorcycles regularly mount the pavement, where they should not park, with minimal deterrents beyond occasional fines.
The council previously considered installing a designated motorcycle parking bay in Burleigh Way, but faced significant opposition during the public engagement process.
Solutions suggested include installing physical barriers to prevent motorcycle access to the pavement and adding signage for designated motorcycle parking.
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