Proposal of Pedestrian Crossings on A4154 Woodside Road
Overview
Buckinghamshire Highways is proposing to introduce/upgrade pedestrian crossings on the A4154 Woodside Road in Amersham, including at the junction with Plantation Road. Existing parking restrictions will also be amended to enhance the overall road safety.
There have been a number of injury collisions occurred within the scheme extents since last 5 years from 2018 to 2022.The aim being to reduce risk and severity of collisions and improve the safety of vulnerable road users (pedestrians) on A4154 Woodside Road, several proposals have been made and are listed below:
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Road Name |
Type of Proposal/Restriction |
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Woodside Road (In the vicinity of 193 Stockbridge) |
Proposal of raised controlled zebra crossing |
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Woodside Road (Outside House no. 88) |
Existing controlled zebra crossing to be upgraded as raised controlled zebra crossing |
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Plantation Road junction with Woodside Road |
Proposal of raised flat top uncontrolled crossing |
|
Woodside Road (in an easterly direction from outside No.160-162) & (In a westerly direction from Acre wood nursery school) |
Revocation (Removal) of No Waiting at Any Time (Double Yellow Lines – 24/7) |
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Woodside Road (in an easterly direction from outside No.164-168) & (In a westerly direction from outside No.191-193) & (in an easterly direction from outside No.84) & (In a westerly direction from outside No.119) |
Revocation (Removal) of No Waiting between Monday and Friday between the hours of 11am and 12pm (Single Yellow Line) |
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Plantation Road junction with Woodside Road |
Proposal of No Waiting at Any Time (Double Yellow Lines – 24/7) |
We would like to hear your thoughts on these proposals.
Related documents
You can view the proposals and documents by clicking on the links below (clicking on the links will open a pop-up window):
- Consultation Plan (1.810MB)
- Site Notice (0.130MB)
- Letter to Residents (0.190MB)
- Statement of Reasons (0.135MB)
- Newspaper Advert (Published via Bucks Free Press. This advert can also be found online via the Public Notice Portal) (0.130MB)
- Draft Traffic Regulation Order (Static) (0.135MB)
- Officer Decision Report (0.362 MB)
How to have your say
You can comment on the proposals in one of the following ways:
- Complete the online survey using the link at the bottom of the page.
- Email us: highways.consultations@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
- Write to us at Design Services, Buckinghamshire Highways, Floor 10, Walton Street Offices, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP20 1UA.
If you have any question you can contact us on the email above.
Please provide us with your views by 11:59pm on Friday 14th November 2025.
What happens next
We will consider these responses and prepare our post - consultation report (known as a Key Decision Report). The Leader will review the report and make a decision about the proposals.
The results of the consultation and the Council's decision will be published on this webpage via 'We Asked, You Said, We Did'. This page will also include a sealed Traffic Regulation Order once we know that these proposals will go ahead.
Statutory Consultees will be informed of the decision once it has been made, via the website.
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Comment on the proposal
Areas
- Amersham
Interests
- Roads & parking
- Transport
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