Plans for double yellow lines in six parking hotspots approved

Double yellow lines to prevent “careless and indiscriminate” parking in six hotspots across Barnsley have been given the green light by councillors.
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Three of the “no waiting at any time” traffic regulation orders (TROs) are in response to new housing developments; on Dearne Hall Lane, Barugh Green, Manor Road and Barnsley Road in Cudworth; and Nanny Marr Crescent in Darfield.

Three of the TROs follow complaints about traffic congestion and “uncontrolled parking”; at the junction of Furlong Road and Prospect Road, Bolton upon Dearne; part of the south side of High Street at Monk Bretton, and both sides of Station Road, Worsbrough Dale and its side junctions.

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Councillor Sharon Howard told the meeting: “I’m pleased to see all these”, adding that “inconsiderate parking stops that flow of traffic”.

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Councillor Pauline McCarthy, cabinet support member for environment and transport, said in an earlier statement: “The proposed restrictions will prevent indiscriminate and careless parking, prevent traffic build up, thereby reducing vehicle emissions from standing traffic”.

The restrictions were Barnsley Council’s cabinet meeting on October 21.

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