New speed limit

A new speed limit will come into force on the B4100 Banbury Road as work starts on a 5,000-home eco-town.

A traffic order comes into effect on November 2, reducing the speed limit from 50mph to 30mph.

Work to create a junction into the eco-town site is expected to take 12 weeks.

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Comments(6)

caversfield says...
1:37pm Mon 22 Oct 12

more houses equals more tax to make bigger pay packets for the people at the top. None of this will be spent on improving infrastructure in Bicester.

Carfax Cabby says...
3:20pm Mon 22 Oct 12

Correct caversfield, but it will be wasted on bringing new "improved" lower speed limits to bring everything from a crawl to a standstill.

to ny w says...
4:28pm Mon 22 Oct 12

5,000 is a bit misleading, this entrance is for the 1st phase of 394 house.
the chances of 5000 ECO houses being built in the next 25 years is slim. Cherwell's own figures suggest it could take 50 years. So folks of Bicester prepare for a long drawn out messy affair or as BaECON predict, it wont get built out at all and the likely hood of the first phase failing is a real risk identified by Cherwell themselves.
All in all likely result = WHITE ELEPHANT

JanetJ says...
6:50pm Mon 22 Oct 12

This will really improve the traffic chaos around Bicester Village won't it?

King Joke says...
11:44am Tue 23 Oct 12

Janet, if traffic is funnelled into the bottleneck in front of Bicester Village more slowly, rather than piling into the queue at 50 mph, then yes, it probably will improve the chaos.

to ny w says...
10:13am Wed 24 Oct 12

King Joke wrote:
Janet, if traffic is funnelled into the bottleneck in front of Bicester Village more slowly, rather than piling into the queue at 50 mph, then yes, it probably will improve the chaos.
Sorry???? This is on the other side of town, nowhere near the shopping arcade!!!!

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