Junction Road (W5) area is a low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) that was introduced in mid-August 2020, on an experimental basis, made possible with funding from Transport for London (TfL). There was significant concern that large numbers of people would drive in order to avoid contact with others on public transport due to social distancing measures.
There was a temporary installation of wooden planters, camera enforcement and accompanying signage to discourage rat-run traffic at the following locations:
- Junction Road/Lawrence Road junction – diagonal closure, through traffic movements restricted on Junction Road and Radbourne Avenue
- Junction Road/Murray Road junction – diagonal closure, northbound through traffic movements restricted on Junction Road
- Junction Road/Carlyle Road junction – diagonal closure, northbound through traffic movements restricted on Junction Road
- Junction Road/Darwin Road junction – diagonal closure, northbound through traffic movements restricted on Junction Road.
The emergency services and refuse vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists will remain unaffected and continue to have access through the road closures. All other vehicles may have to find alternative routes. Residents will continue to have access by car to their properties, but this may be via alternative directions.
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