
Install a zebra crossing and safety measures on A176 Noak Hill Road
The Issue
Petition: Install a Zebra Crossing, Speed Cameras and Reduced Speed Limit on A176 Noak Hill Road
To: Essex County Council / Local Highways Authority / Relevant Ward Councillors
Subject: Urgent request for improved pedestrian safety measures on the A176 Noak Hill Road
We, the undersigned residents, parents, and road users, are petitioning for the immediate installation of a zebra crossing, speed enforcement cameras, and a reduced speed limit on the A176 Noak Hill Road.
Why this is needed:
• The A176 Noak Hill Road is a busy main road with high volumes of traffic, including cars, vans, and heavy goods vehicles.
• There are currently inadequate safe crossing points in this area, forcing pedestrians — including schoolchildren, elderly residents, and families — to take dangerous risks when crossing.
• Excessive vehicle speeds have been observed, increasing the risk and severity of potential collisions.
• This location poses a serious safety hazard, particularly near residential areas, schools, shops, or community facilities.
A properly lit zebra crossing with appropriate signage, road markings, and refuge islands (where needed) would give pedestrians clear right of way. Speed cameras and a reduced speed limit would help slow traffic and significantly reduce accident risk.
Our request:
We ask the Council to:
1. Conduct an urgent road safety assessment of the A176 Noak Hill Road.
2. Install a zebra pedestrian crossing at the most appropriate and high-need location.
3. Install speed cameras (or an average speed camera system) to enforce the speed limit.
4. Introduce a reduced speed limit along the entire length of the A176 Noak Hill Road, supported by clear signage, road markings, and traffic calming measures. We also ask the Council to consider additional supporting measures such as improved lighting and enhanced signage.
We urge the Council to prioritise this petition in the interests of public safety.
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The Issue
Petition: Install a Zebra Crossing, Speed Cameras and Reduced Speed Limit on A176 Noak Hill Road
To: Essex County Council / Local Highways Authority / Relevant Ward Councillors
Subject: Urgent request for improved pedestrian safety measures on the A176 Noak Hill Road
We, the undersigned residents, parents, and road users, are petitioning for the immediate installation of a zebra crossing, speed enforcement cameras, and a reduced speed limit on the A176 Noak Hill Road.
Why this is needed:
• The A176 Noak Hill Road is a busy main road with high volumes of traffic, including cars, vans, and heavy goods vehicles.
• There are currently inadequate safe crossing points in this area, forcing pedestrians — including schoolchildren, elderly residents, and families — to take dangerous risks when crossing.
• Excessive vehicle speeds have been observed, increasing the risk and severity of potential collisions.
• This location poses a serious safety hazard, particularly near residential areas, schools, shops, or community facilities.
A properly lit zebra crossing with appropriate signage, road markings, and refuge islands (where needed) would give pedestrians clear right of way. Speed cameras and a reduced speed limit would help slow traffic and significantly reduce accident risk.
Our request:
We ask the Council to:
1. Conduct an urgent road safety assessment of the A176 Noak Hill Road.
2. Install a zebra pedestrian crossing at the most appropriate and high-need location.
3. Install speed cameras (or an average speed camera system) to enforce the speed limit.
4. Introduce a reduced speed limit along the entire length of the A176 Noak Hill Road, supported by clear signage, road markings, and traffic calming measures. We also ask the Council to consider additional supporting measures such as improved lighting and enhanced signage.
We urge the Council to prioritise this petition in the interests of public safety.
Sign below to show your support:
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Petition created on 3 June 2026