Improving safety at Station Parade
In response to residents’ concerns about safety outside of Barking station, we’re proposing to restrict unauthorised traffic in Station Parade.
Our proposals will reduce traffic danger for the thousands of people who work, live or travel through Barking Station Parade and the surrounding area every day.
We are now consulting local people and plan to introduce these measures from January 2021 for an 18-month trial period. We will review how they work during this time and make improvements where possible. Towards the end of the trial, we will consult residents and station users again on whether to make them permanent. So, we'd like your views!
These measures are the first of a series of improvements to the area around the Station that the Council proposes to make
What are we proposing?
- Only buses, taxis, cyclists and emergency service vehicles will be allowed to travel on Station Parade.
- Our map shows the areas where general traffic will be restricted.
- There will be no access to Vicarage Fields car park from Station Parade. Vehicles will instead need to access the car park from Cambridge Road.
- All existing loading bays will remain, but delivery vehicles may have to approach from a different direction.
- The Council will use Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras to check if a vehicle is exempt. If an unauthorised vehicle enters Station Parade, a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) will automatically be issued.
What do you think?
- Take a look at our video or the map showing what we plan to do
- And, if you've got any questions, write them here and we'll try to answer. You can also see questions that other people have asked answered here
- We'd love to hear your ideas or comments - good or bad. You can write them here. And, you can also post pictures or vote for other people's ideas too.
- If you have any comments about a specific location, add them to our map here.
If you want to pay, view or challenge a penalty charge notice
If you feel you have been wrongly given a penalty charge notice you can appeal. Details are available here. You can use to the same link to pay or see a PCN.