The use of traffic calming in the UK still lags behind the rest of Europe, with dire effects for road safety, according to the author of the nation’s first-ever traffic calming guidelines Traffic consultant, Tim Pharoah, who wrote the landmark Devon CC traffic calming guidelines which laid out 19 measures – the first time a local authority had set out to slow down traffic speeds through street design – has attacked the standard of present-day traffic calming.

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