Traffic Management Changes Implemented in Multiple Areas

Plymouth City Council is implementing traffic lights on Woolwell Road to address congestion affecting 30,000 daily vehicles on the A386 Tavistock Road, with the lights operational until January 2025. Meanwhile, Norfolk County Council is proposing to switch off street lights on 132 roads to save costs amidst a £45 million budget shortfall, raising safety concerns among residents. In Bermuda, malfunctioning traffic lights on East Broadway, damaged by a rainstorm, are under repair, while the Ministry of Public Works continues to address similar issues on St John's Road. In Srinagar, a review meeting highlighted the importance of street lighting for safety, prompting expedited maintenance and installation efforts in collaboration with Energy Efficiency Services Limited. Additionally, Salisbury is set to install new traffic lights on Churchfields Road for a pedestrian crossing as part of ongoing station redevelopment, with traffic management in place to facilitate the work. These developments underscore the critical role of traffic management and street lighting in urban planning and public safety across various regions.