Implementation of an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order One-way System on Clarence Street, Market Harborough for 18 Months
July 7, 2026 Director of Growth, Environment and Transport (Officer) Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
Director of Growth, Environment and Transport approved the implementation of an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order for a one-way system on Clarence Street, Market Harborough for 18 months on 07/07/2026. The decision also corrects an administrative anomaly in the existing order regarding waiting periods.
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Purpose
Representations received during the statutory consultation raised a number of concerns, particularly in relation to traffic displacement onto surrounding streets, the operation and capacity of nearby junctions, and the preferred direction of the proposed One-way System.
Concerns were also raised regarding the potential impact on road safety and the wider highway network.
In light of these concerns, the introduction of the scheme by means of an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order will enable Leicestershire County Council to monitor the operation and impact of the scheme under live conditions and take account of any further representations received before determining whether the arrangement should be made permanent, amended or removed.
Decision
To implement Experimental Traffic Regulation Order One-way System on Clarence Street, Market Harborough for 18 Months.
To implement the Traffic Regulation Order in part to correct an anomaly within the existing order, whereby the Limited Waiting Period is incorrectly stated as 1 Hour, and will be amended to reflect the intended 2 Hour Limitation. This amendment is an administrative correction only and will result in no physical changes to the existing on-street parking restrictions.
Alternative options considered
Consideration has been given to implementing the proposed One-way System on Clarence Street, Market Harborough, as advertised; however, in light of the representations received, this is not considered appropriate.
The introduction of the One-way System by means of an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order for a period of 18 months is therefore considered the most appropriate course of action.
Details
| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 7 Jul 2026 |