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Dalry 'Living Well Locally'...will go out for consultation soon:
🚶♀️wider pavements and tighter junctions
🌳 greener streets and more crossing points
🚍 traffic filter at Haymarket to stop through traffic between 7am & 7pm (buses and taxis only)
🚴♀️ segregated cycle lanes
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🚶♀️wider pavements and tighter junctions
🌳 greener streets and more crossing points
🚍 traffic filter at Haymarket to stop through traffic between 7am & 7pm (buses and taxis only)
🚴♀️ segregated cycle lanes
1/5
The project goes from Haymarket to McLeod Street and includes much-needed safety improvements around Dalry Primary School and Tynecastle High, and at the 5-way junction at Ardmillan
2/5
2/5
Engagement prior to design shows overwhelming support for these changes locally - not surprising in an area where the vast majority of people do not have access to a car
3/5
3/5
Details for the 12-week consultation:
🚮 Placing of bins and loading bays - need to work with residents and businesses to get that right
🚲Segregated cycling is not continuous - there is a gap in the 'town centre'🌳
⛔️The 'traffic filter' will no doubt cause controversy
4/5
🚮 Placing of bins and loading bays - need to work with residents and businesses to get that right
🚲Segregated cycling is not continuous - there is a gap in the 'town centre'🌳
⛔️The 'traffic filter' will no doubt cause controversy
4/5
📅 Due to be delivered in Autumn 2026
💵 Funded by Transport Scotland
5/5
💵 Funded by Transport Scotland
5/5
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