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That a traffic order be implemented under the
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (RTRA), the effects of which will
be combine and to make permanent the provisions of “The
Hampshire (Gordon Road, Farnborough) (Experimental Prohibition of
Waiting and Suspension of One-Way Traffic) Order 2024” and
“The Hampshire (Morris Road, Farnborough) (Experimental
One-Way Traffic) Order 2024”
These orders had the effect of restoring normal two-way traffic on
Gordon Road and to convert the existing No Waiting between between
8.30am and 6pm on the south side of Gordon Road into No Waiting at
Any Time to accommodate the two-way Traffic
And, to restore normal two-way traffic on Morris Road between a
point 17 metres north of its junction with Lynchford Road and its
junction with high street, which would retain the current no entry
sign but allow access to Gordon Road from Morris Road.
This permanent order would combine the two orders to revoke the
one-way provisions as they appear in the principal orders and to
amend the No Waiting restrictions as reflected in the above named
orders. The experiment reported no objections and it would seem
that the reception to the two-way restoration is broadly
accepted.
The original nature and effects of the order were stated as:
“Will, for a period of 18 months, suspend the existing
one-way restriction on Gordon Road so that it will become normal
two-way traffic. This will also impose a prohibition of waiting on
the south side of Gordon Road from a point 15 metres east of its
Junction with Peabody Road to a point 15 metres west of its
junction with Morris Road. That part of Schedule One which mentions
Gordon Road in “Rushmoor Borough Council (One-Way Streets and
Other Prescribed Directions, Farnborough) (Consolidation) Order
2013.” will be part-suspended for the duration of this order
and The Rushmoor Borough Council (Various Roads in Farnborough)
(Prohibition and Restriction of Waiting and on street parking
places) (Farnborough Consolidation) (C0021) Order 2021 will be
varied to accommodate the prohibition of waiting.”