Sure to cause some confusion
Next month, Blackpool will see new town centre traffic restrictions introduced in a bid to improve safety.
. Other restrictions as part of the Experimental Traffic Regulation Order include no loading between 10.30am to 6pm, and no waiting at any time.The council first revealed plans to introduce the ETRO in February this year after more traffic, including private vehicles, had been using the square with previous traffic orders having expired. It will be in place for a trial period of 18 months, and will be reviewed after six months with residents urged to give their views on the changes.
“By introducing a clear pedestrian and cycle zone we hope to improve safety for everyone using the area. Taxis will still be allowed to pick-up and drop-off with a new taxi rank created on Church Street outside the Empress Buildings. Further details of the ETRO and how to be involved in the consultation process can be found at www.blackpool.gov.uk/consultations.
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