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Stenhouse drive Area - Temporary Road Restriction and Traffic Regulations
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The City of Edinburgh Council
(Stenhouse Drive Area) (Temporary Road Restriction and Traffic Regulation) Order 2026 – Temp/26/146
The Council has made an Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be that for a temporary period, to facilitate carriageway resurfacing, no person shall: (a) drive or cause or permit to be driven any vehicle on any part of and (b) except with the permission of a Parking Attendant, cause or permit any vehicle to wait or load onto or unload from any vehicle at any time on any part of:
(i) Stenhouse dr from the extended north-west kerbline of Gorgie Rd / Stenhouse Rd, north-westwards to the extended south-east kerbline of Stenhouse Cross;
(ii) Stenhouse Cres from the extended north-east kerbline of Stenhouse Pl West, north-eastwards to 50m north-east of the extended north-east kerbline of Stenhouse Dr; &
(iii) Stenhouse Ter from the extended south-west kerbline of Stenhouse Pl East, south-westwards to the extended northeast kerbline of Stenhouse Dr. Existing Greenway waiting and stopping restrictions may be suspended on the affected sections of roads described. Parking restrictions may also be
suspended on the affected sections of roads described.
The alternative routes for through vehicular traffic with respect to the road closures will be by way of:
(i) Stenhouse dr (eastbound) – Stenhouse Cross, Stevenson Dr, Balgreen Rd &
Gorgie Rd; (westbound) – Stenhouse Cross, Stevenson Dr & Stenhouse Rd/Gorgie Rd;
(ii) Stenhouse Cres – Stenhouse Pl West, Stevenson Dr, Stenhouse Cross, Stevenson Dr, Stenhouse Ave & Stenhouse Cres; &
(iii) Stenhouse Ter – Stenhouse Pl East, Stevenson Dr & Stenhouse Cross.
The Order shall have effect from 08/11/26 to 20/12/26.
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