The local authority has received several requests for traffic calming measures
to implement traffic calming measures at a “road rage” hotspot which they claim suffers daily incidents.
It will be brought before members of the Wellbeing, Equality, Communities, Culture and Engagement committee later this week.
in the area over the years.Councillor Ferguson said: “I’ve had extensive email dialogue with the petitioners and met with several residents on the street for a walkabout late last year. A report being presented to the WECCE highlights that the council has committed to a citywide mandatory 20mph speed limit by 2030 and if approved will undertake its implementation in line with the Scottish Government guidance.
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