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Department for Infrastructure - traffice notices
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EXPERIMENTAL TRAFFIC CONTROL
SCHEME – HILL STREET AND GORDON
STREET, BELFAST
Notice is given that the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) made on 22nd October 2026 a
Direction to continue in force the above experimental scheme, which prohibits vehicles from
using Hill Street, Belfast and operates a one-way system on Gordon Street, Belfast for a
period of 6 months from 4th December 2026. Copies of the Direction may be obtained from
3rd Floor-Area A, James House, Gasworks Site, 2-4 Cromac Avenue, Belfast or viewed online
at
publications
EXPERIMENTAL TRAFFIC CONTROL
SCHEME – BUS LANES (SOUTHERN
ARTERIAL CORRIDORS, BELFAST)
Notice is given that the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) made on 22nd October 2026 a
Direction to continue in force the above experimental scheme, which amends the operational
times of certain bus lanes, for a period of 6 months from 3rd November 2026. Copies of the
Direction may be obtained from 3rd Floor-Area A, James House, Gasworks Site, 2-4 Cromac
Avenue, Belfast or viewed online at
publications
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION
CARRS GLEN PARK, BELFAST
Notice is hereby given that the Department for Infrastructure using its powers under Article 7
(1) and (3) of the Road Traffic Regulation (Northern Ireland) Order 1997, has temporarily
prohibited the use, by traffic of:-
Carrs Glen Park, Belfast from Ballysillan Park to Ballysillan Road.
This road will be closed daily from 09:00hrs to 17:00hrs,
from Wednesday 11th November until Friday 27th November 2026.
The closure is to facilitate work by Amelio Utilities – Northern Ireland Water Lead pipe
replacements
An alternative route will be signed with traffic being diverted via:
Diversion 1: A55 Ballysillan Road.
Diversion 2: Ballysillan Park – A55 Ballysillan Road.
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION
BALLYHANWOOD ROAD, DUNDONALD
Notice is hereby given that the Department for Infrastructure using its powers under Article 7
(1) and (3) of the Road Traffic Regulation (Northern Ireland) Order 1997, has temporarily
prohibited the use, by traffic of:-
Ballyhanwood Road, Dundonald
from Gilnahirk Road West to Old Dundonald Road.
This road will be closed continuously from
08:00hrs on Monday 9th November until 18:00hrs on
Sunday 29th November 2026.
The closure is to facilitate work by Northern Ireland Electricity.
An alternative route will be signed with traffic being diverted via:
Gilnahirk Road West – Gilnahirk Road – Kings Road – Old Dundonald Road.
CYCLE ROUTES - BELFAST
The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) proposes to make an Order entitled The Cycle Routes
(Amendment No. 2) Order (Northern Ireland) 2027.
The Order will provide:-
• cycle lanes on lengths of Corporation Street and Dock Street, Belfast;
• two-way shared cycle tracks on lengths of Corporation Street and Dock Street. Belfast; and
• one-way shared cycle tracks on a length of Dock Street, Belfast.
Full details are contained in the draft Order, which together with maps showing the roads
involved, may be inspected free of charge during office hours within the period below at DfI
TRAM Active Travel, James House, Gasworks Site, 2-4 Cromac Avenue, Belfast, BT7 2JA or
viewed online at
consultations
Inspection of the draft Order and maps is by appointment only which can be arranged either
by email using the email address below or by telephone on 0300 200 7899 during office hours
(Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.). Any person may object or make other
representations, specifying the grounds on which they are made, by writing to the Department
at the address above or by emailing
activetravel@infrastructure-ni.gov.uk
within a period of 34
days from the date of publication of this Notice.
The information you provide in your response to this consultation, excluding personal
information, may be published or disclosed in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act
2000 (FOIA) or the Environmental Information Regulations (EIR). If you want the information
that you provide to be treated as confidential, please tell us why, but be aware that, under the
FOIA/EIR, we cannot guarantee confidentiality. For information regarding the Departmental
Privacy Notice following the introduction of GDPR please go to the following link
infrastructure-ni.gov.uk/dfi-privacy or phone the Data Protection Office on 028 90540540. For
further details on confidentiality, the FOIA and EIR please refer to
org.uk
TRAFFIC CALMING SCHEME:
DOCK STREET, GARMOYLE STREET AND
CORPORATION STREET, BELFAST
Notice is hereby given that under Article 65 of the Roads (NI) Order 1993, the Department
proposes to construct road humps and other traffic calming works in Dock Street, Garmoyle
Street and Corporation Street, Belfast, to control the speed of traffic. The road humps will
be constructed in accordance with the Road Humps Regulations (NI) 1999 and consists of:
1. One raised table in the entrance to the DVA Weighbridge, being placed at the respective
road’s junction with Dock Street, approximately 21meters long, kerb to kerb width and
50mm high.
2. One Raised Table in Short Street, being placed at the respective road’s junction with Dock
Street, approximately 6meters long, kerb to kerb width and 50mm high.
3. One Raised Table in Pilot Street, being placed at the respective road’s junction with
Garmoyle Street, approximately 6meters long, kerb to kerb width and 50mm high
4. One Raised Table in Clarendon Road, being placed at the respective road’s junction with
Corporation Street, approximately 14meters long, kerb to kerb width and 50mm high.
5. One Raised Table in Gamble Street, being placed at the respective road’s junction with
Corporation Street, approximately 9 meters long, kerb to kerb width and 50mm high.
Full details showing the proposed road layout may be inspected free of charge during office
hours within the period below at DfI TRAM, Active Travel Eastern Division, Hydebank House,
4a Hospital Road, Belfast, BT8 8JL or viewed online at
consultations
Access to this building is limited and inspection of the traffic calming proposal is by appointment
only which can be arranged either by e-mail using the e-mail address below or by telephone
during office hours (Monday to Friday 9.00 am to 5.00 pm) on 0300 200 7899.
Any person may object or make other representations, specifying the grounds on which they
are made, by writing to the Department at the address above or by emailing
infrastructure-ni.gov.uk within a period of 34 days from the date of publication of this Notice.
The information you provide in your response to this consultation, excluding personal
information, may be published or disclosed in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act
2000 (FOIA) or the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIR). If you want the
information that you provide to be treated as confidential, please tell us why, but be aware that,
under FOI/EIR, we cannot guarantee confidentiality. For information regarding the
Departmental Privacy Notice following the introduction of GDPR please go to the following link
infrastructure-ni.gov.uk/dfi-privacy or phone the Data Protection Office on 028
90540540. For further details on confidentiality, the FOIA and the EIR please refer to
org.uk
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