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Leicester - Proposes to Construct Road Humps

LE4 7NGPublished 31/07/26
Leicester Mercury • 

What is happening?

HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 - SECTION 90(A)

Leicester City Council proposes to construct road humps under Section 90(a) of the Highways Act 1980 at the locations shown below:-

Street Name

Type of Feature

Location

Lanesborough Road

Speed Cushions

Outside Number 6

Lanesborough Road

Speed Cushions

Outside Number 41

Lanesborough Road

Speed Cushions

Outside Number 58

Checketts Road

Speed Cushions

Outside Number 140

Checketts Road

Speed Cushions

Outside Number 79

Checketts Road

Raised Table

At existing pelican crossing outside of Mellor Primary School

Checketts Road

Speed Cushions

Approximately 10m west of Victoria Road North

Checketts Road

Speed Cushions

Approximately 10m east of Little Avenue

The length of the speed cushions will be 2.0m and the width will be 4 x 1.7m and 2 x 1.9m. The length of the road hump will be a maximum of 12m and the width will be the full width of the carriageway. The maximum height of all features will be 100mm.

OBJECTIONS to the proposals should be sent to michael.byrne@leicester.gov.uk or by post to Transport Strategy, Leicester City Council, City Hall, 115 Charles Street, Leicester, LE1 1FZ and marked for the attention of Michael Byrne.

Any objections should state the grounds on which they are made and must be received by Friday 21st August 2026.

Dated this Friday 31st July 2026.

Andrew L Smith, Director of Planning, Development and Transportation, Leicester City Council, City Hall, 115 Charles Street, Leicester. LE1 1FZ.

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