Evening Telegraph (First Edition)
Hopes high that new 20mph zones will improve safety in city
20mph speed limit zone road marking and traffic sign works to improve road safety for the higher levels of pedestrians and cyclists
in the following streets in the
20mph speed limit zone road marking and traffic sign works to improve road safety for the higher levels of pedestrians and cyclists
in the following streets in the
20mph speed limit zone road marking and traffic sign works to improve road safety for the higher levels of pedestrians and cyclists
in the following streets in the
NEW 20mph zones introduced today will provide a “safer environment” for people in the West End, according to community leaders.
The measures have been introduced as a result of funding through Sustrans’ Spaces for People programme and affect 49 streets in the general Perth Road area (listed on the left).
It is one of four new temporary 20mph zones in the city – the others being in Fintry, Broughty Ferry and Douglas, with the latter already in operation.
Dundee City Council previously said it hopes the plans will bring “a safer street environment in the weeks and months ahead”.
Liberal Democrat councillor Fraser Macpherson has campaigned for the introduction of speed zones and said: “This initiative has received a massively positive response from everyone who lives and works in the West End.
“I am grateful to all residents who have given feedback to me regarding the new 20mph zone in the Perth Road area and district shopping centre.
“I have long campaigned for