To: Kent County Council
Install a safe crossing at West End, Brasted
We urge Kent County Council to act and install a pedestrian crossing at this location.
Why is this important?
As you may have noticed, the lack of a pedestrian crossing at the bottom of our road poses a serious risk to the safety of pedestrians, including children going to the school bus stop, elderly individuals, dog walkers going over to the rec and families. With the increasing traffic flow in our area, crossing the road has become increasingly hazardous, especially during peak hours.
To address this issue and ensure the safety of all residents, I am proposing the installation of a safe pedestrian crossing at the bottom of our road. This will not only enhance the safety of pedestrians but also contribute to the overall well-being of our community.
Protect our children getting to school safely as well as families and dog walkers accessing the recreation park safely and protect our Village from speeding drivers and HGV’s entering the village. We have the right to live in a safe village.
If you share our commitment to pedestrian safety and would like to support this initiative, please sign the online petition below.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, and we look forward to your support in making our neighbourhood a safer place for everyone.
To address this issue and ensure the safety of all residents, I am proposing the installation of a safe pedestrian crossing at the bottom of our road. This will not only enhance the safety of pedestrians but also contribute to the overall well-being of our community.
Protect our children getting to school safely as well as families and dog walkers accessing the recreation park safely and protect our Village from speeding drivers and HGV’s entering the village. We have the right to live in a safe village.
If you share our commitment to pedestrian safety and would like to support this initiative, please sign the online petition below.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, and we look forward to your support in making our neighbourhood a safer place for everyone.
How it will be delivered
Online petition delivered to Kent County Council