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Yes, the barry Road side of Peckham Rye, where if you want to go to Nunhead there is no right turn towards Nunhead Lane -
Yes, you needed to drive for work. That is not true for many journeys where you can use public transport, walk, cycle and for many now on office jobs, and even some on site, you don't need to travel at all and can meet remotely. This week I have cycled for work to Vauxhall and it is lovely as the private schools are off. No morning congestion around the Harvester. Even quieter next week when the state schools are off. Which always begs the question how many children really have to be driven to school That said I don't see any issues with displacement for this scheme. Do enlighten me why people will need to change their route. -
More food and drink places? mind you..prefrable to a nail bar facial asthetics or estate agent I guess. -
Planners always seem to forget that people who have to drive for work etc. will find a way round these obstacles. I drove in and around Central London from the early 70s until a few years ago. I was a specialist carpenter needing a van. I knew all the rat runs and when slowly they got cut off in the early 2000's I found alternatives. The idea that blocking off one way would make me give up driving or working was ridiculous.Traffic is like water - it will find a way .
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