School term pedestrian crossing made permanent
BBCA trial pedestrian crossing to help children and families get to school safely in St Helier will become permanent, the government has said.
The part-time crossing on Clarence Road at the junction with Pleasant Street, Grosvenor Street and College Hill will operate during school term time between 07:45 and 08:45, and 14:25 and 15:45.
Officials said the trial had been a success and it would be made permanent, in addition to safer school zones across the island.
These include a sign-controlled crossing on Bagatelle Road, St Saviour's School off-road shared path and pedestrian crossing, JCG crossing improvements on Mont Millais and a traffic restriction trial at Fountain Lane.
The government said the scheme would continue to be monitored to help inform any future changes.
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