Village Gateways
In 2109 Crawley Parish Council began the process to install decorative gates on each of the four main entrances into the village. These installations are known to calm traffic speeds in rural locations and have been recommended by Winchester City Council and the Highways Authority. Licences were approved at the end of 2019.
Traffic Assessment
A traffic assessment was undertaken in 2017 as below.
Speed studies were undertaken at the four gateways on the approaches into the village and also at four locations inside the village: at the Village Hall, the burial ground, The stretch of road beyond the steep hill and bend leaving the Village towards Littleton, and in Hacks Lane. The data collected can be summarised as follows.
At the gateways the volumes, average speeds and incidents of speeding are much higher. The fastest stretches of road are the routes in and out the Village towards Stockbridge and Littleton.
The traffic group are continuing to consider the data, and what measures could be taken to address any issues
Summary of Traffic Assessment
Please follow these links for summaries of data collected
Traffic Group Crawley Parish Council Interpretation of Data Collected 20170920
Traffic Observation Assessment – Ampfield Traffic Consultants
Traffic Data
This link helps explain what the data means
Understanding the traffic survey data
Village Locations
The Homestead, opposite Village Hall On Bus Stop os Homstrad Jun 2017
Hacks Lane Hacks Lane 30mph sgn Crawley Jun 2017
Burial Ground 30mph sign nr Church Yard Crawley Jun 2017
Road beyond the steep hill and bend leaving the Village towards Littleton Winchester Rd on Wrng Sgn Bend July 2017
Village Gateways
Stockbridge Road Gateway 30mph Gateway Folly Road Crawley Jun 2017
Rack & Manger Road Gateway Rack & Manger Rd on 30mph sgn Crawley Jun 2017
Andover Road Gateway Andover Road on 30mph Gtwy Crawley Jun 2017Winchester Rd 30mph Gateway July 2017
Littleton Road Gateway 30mph Gateway Folly Road Crawley Jun 2017 Winchester Rd 30mph Gateway July 2017