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đźš—đź’¨ PROPOSED CITY CENTRE 20MPH ZONE

Leeds City Council has a long-standing ambition to improve Transport and Infrastructure and Health & Wellbeing, and to make Leeds a Child Friendly City. The introduction of 20 mph speed limits is a core part of this ambition.
Leeds City Council has a long-standing ambition to improve Transport and Infrastructure and Health & Wellbeing, and to make Leeds a Child Friendly City. The introduction of 20 mph speed limits is a core part of this ambition.

These speed limits are an integral component of the Council’s Safer Roads Action Plan and contribute significantly to the Vision Zero 2040 strategy, which aims for zero road deaths or serious injuries in Leeds by 2040.

Lower speed limits have significant benefits for road safety, contributing to the continued reduction in road casualties. They also enhance the wellbeing of communities and complement strategies for active travel modes such as walking and cycling.

Aire Street

Bishopgate Street

Bowling Green Terrace

Bowman Lane

Brewery Place

Bridge End

Butcher Street

Cudbear Street

Dock Street

East Parade

Foundry Street

High Court

Hunslet Lane

Kendell Street

King Street

Kirkgate

Meadow Lane

Merrion Street

Navigation Walk

Neville Street

New Station Street

Northern Street

Pitfall Street

Princes Square

Quebec Street

Riverside Court

Riverside Way

Saw Mill Street

Sheaf Street

South Brook Street

Springwell Court

Springwell Road

Springwell Street

Springwell View

Swinegate

The Calls

Thirsk Row

Trent Street

Union Place

Wade Lane

Walton Street

Waterloo Street

Wellington Park Way

Wellington Place

Whitehall Quay

Westgate

Together with the following lengths of road:

1. Call Lane; from its junction with The Calls to its junction with Swinegate.

2. Calverley Street; from its junction with Great George Street to its junction with The Headrow

3. Globe Road; from its junction with Whitehall Road in a SE direction for a distance of 186 metres.

4. Great George Street; from its junction with Calverley Street to its junction with Merrion Street.

5. Hunslet Road; from its junction with Dock Street to its junction with Waterloo Street and also from its junction with Crown Point Road to its junction with Sheaf Street.

6. Marshall Street; from its junction with Sweet Street West to its junction with Nineveh Road.

7. New Briggate; from its junction with Merrion Street in a NE direction to its junctions with North Street, New York Road and Vicar Lane.

8. Water Lane; from its junction with Bridge Road to a point 36 metres SW of its junction with Silver Street.

9. Wellington Street; from its junction with Northern Street, to its junction with Bishopgate Street

10. Wharf Approach; from a point 5.5 metres north of its junction with Canal Wharf to its termination.

11. Whitehall Road; from its junction with Thirsk Row to a point 77 metres SW of its junction with Northern Street

Details of the proposals including plans and the Council’s Statement of Reasons for the Order are available on request by e-mailing the address below.

If you wish to object to, or make any representations concerning the proposed Order, you should write to TRO Team, City Development, Merrion House, Merrion Street LS2 8LX or e-mail troteam@leeds.gov.uk specifying the grounds on which your objection or representation is made, by no later than 1 December 2025


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