Marble-ous solution mooted for Arch crossings

31 May 2006

Life will soon be easier for pedestrians at London’s Marble Arch gyratory as Transport for London prepares the tender documents for introducing new, at-grade crossings.
Work is planned to start in the summer on the scheme proposed by consultants Colin Buchanan to introduce crossings to provide a quicker, simpler way of crossing the road than the current subway system. TfL has produced detailed designs for the provision of crossing points around the gyratory.
A ‘longer-term proposal to improve the public realm’ that could result in removing the gyratory in favour of a simpler junction was also drawn up by Colin Buchanan.

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