Have your say on new locations to enforce moving traffic offences in High Wycombe town centre

Overview

We want your views on proposed new camera locations to enforce moving traffic offences in High Wycombe town centre.

We can issue fines to vehicles that break moving traffic restrictions such as:

• driving in a bus lane
• taking a restricted turn - for example, turning right at a left-only junction
• stopping in a hatched box
• entering and waiting in pedestrian zones

Enforcing moving traffic offences:

• improves pedestrian and cyclist safety 
• reduces congestion 
• improves journey times for public transport 
• improves safety around schools

View more information about moving traffic offences and road signs, including a full list of moving traffic restrictions.

Proposed new camera locations

Working with Thames Valley Police, we have reviewed road safety reports, historical data and ongoing complaints regarding compliance, to identify new locations to enforce moving traffic offences.

High Wycombe town centre

We are proposing to introduce cameras at the following locations in High Wycombe town centre:

1. White Hart Street
2. Queens Square
3. Bull Lane

These locations are Pedestrian Zones except for permit holders. Permits provide access to private off-street parking only. Full details of the restrictions in High Wycombe town centre are available on Traffweb.

To apply for a permit for one of these locations, email HWTownCentreMTE@buckinghamshire.gov.uk with the following details:

• your name
• company name if applying on behalf of an organisation
• details of your off-street parking that can only be accessed via the Pedestrian Zone
• registration number(s) of the vehicle(s) requiring access
• contact telephone number

How to have your say 

The moving traffic restrictions at these locations are already in place. We want to hear your views on our proposal to enforce the restrictions using automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras. For example, if you think the current restriction is clearly signed.

Please note, we are not proposing to remove or amend the restrictions.

You can tell us your views in one of the following ways:

• complete the online survey using the link at the end of the page
• email us at MTO@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
• write to us at Moving Traffic Offences, Parking Services, Buckinghamshire Council, The Gateway, Gatehouse Road, Aylesbury HP19 8FF

If you have any questions about this activity, please email us at MTO@buckinghamshire.gov.uk.

Please tell us your views by 11:59pm on Tuesday 8 July 2025.

What happens next

The Cabinet Member for Transport will consider the responses on the proposed locations for enforcing moving traffic offences.

If the proposed new locations are agreed, we plan to start rolling out enforcement from end of July / early August 2025.

Privacy

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If you have questions about data and privacy, please email us on dataprotection@buckinghamshire.gov.uk or write to our Data Protection Officer at Buckinghamshire Council, The Gateway, Gatehouse Road, Aylesbury, HP19 8FF.