Havering Council traffic calming measures review
Havering Council is reviewing traffic calming measures on Albert Road and Victoria Road following concerns about moving traffic violations.
Havering Council is set to review traffic calming measures on Albert Road and Victoria Road, following concerns raised by Councillor Jane Keane in March 2026. Councillor Keane highlighted an increase in moving traffic violations, with 872 violations issued in 2025, up from 767 in 2022. The most prevalent violation is a no right turn order at the junction of Victoria Road into Albert Road, enforced by a camera.
The review addresses Councillor Keane's concerns that these violations represent potential head-on collisions and deter active travel. No further details on the progress or outcomes of this review have been reported since March 2026, and no upcoming meetings are currently scheduled to discuss the topic.
Key facts
- Havering Council is set to review traffic calming measures on Albert Road and Victoria Road. Source
- Councillor Jane Keane raised concerns about moving traffic violations in March 2026. Source
- 872 moving traffic violations were issued in 2025. Source
- This was an increase from 767 violations issued in 2022. Source
- The most prevalent violation is a no right turn order at Victoria Road into Albert Road. Source
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