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Section 58 Restrictions Current Or Proposed - 01/07/2019 Section 58 restrictions current or proposed - 01/07/2019 Town Name Street Name Street Code Location Status Start Date Period ADLINGFLEET KINGS CAUSEWAY 45908283 From 200m NW of New Brakes Farm, to 64m from southern In Force 06/03/2017 5 Years extension of Park Farm Access Road ALDBROUGH HORNSEA ROAD 45901491 Just north of tight 'S' bend to junction with Queensmead In Force 17/08/2016 5 Years BAINTON MAIN STREET 45901849 Full Length In Force 17/10/2018 5 Years BAINTON MIDDLETON ROAD 45902026 Junction with Main Street/Station Road for approx. 50m In Force 17/10/2018 5 Years BAINTON TIBTHORPE ROAD 45904925 Full Length In Force 17/10/2018 5 Years BALKHOLME MAIN ROAD 45901843 Full Length In Force 11/09/2017 5 Years BARMBY MOOR HODSOW LANE 45901463 Junction with West Green to road split SW of Little Grange Farm In Force 31/08/2018 5 Years BEEFORD BEVERLEY ROAD 45900291 Approx. 25m south of No.1 to junction with Main Street/Skipssea Planned 12/08/2019 3 Years Road (B1249) BESWICK WILFHOLME ROAD 45903465 Junction with Wilfholme Carrs to Wilfholme Bridge In Force 05/04/2019 5 Years BEVERLEY BECKSIDE 45900229 Junction with Holme Church Lane (Potter Hill) to No.21 In Force 15/05/2018 5 Years BEVERLEY GROVEHILL ROAD 45903890 Grovehill Road Roundabout to Zarya Court In Force 25/01/2019 5 Years BEVERLEY LAIRGATE 45912837 From No.77 to Memorial Hall In Force 04/07/2018 5 Years BEVERLEY LORD ROBERTS ROAD 45904652 Full Length In Force 13/06/2018 5 Years BEVERLEY MORTON LANE 45902127 Junction with New Walkergate to Superstore Entrance In Force 02/07/2018 5 Years BEVERLEY NEW WALKERGATE 45904661 Mini Roundabout at junction with Railway Street In Force 15/06/2018 5 Years BEVERLEY NORTH BAR WITHIN 45904582 Junction with Hengate to North Bar In Force 04/06/2018 5 Years BEVERLEY NORWOOD 45904667 No.5 toNo.47 In Force 10/08/2018 5 Years BEVERLEY RAILWAY STREET 45912840 No.9 to No.13 including Mini roundabout In Force 14/06/2018 5 Years BEVERLEY SWINEMOOR LANE 45904586 Full Length In Force 12/02/2015 5 Years BISHOP WILTON MAIN STREET 45912273 From adjacent to 'The Leas' to The School In Force 09/02/2015 5 Years BISHOP WILTON ROMAN ROAD 45911026 Full Length In Force 08/08/2017 5 Years BRANDESBURTON MAIN STREET 45901853 Junction with A165 with junction with Crosshill In Force 24/10/2016 5 Years BRIDLINGTON BEMPTON LANE 45908280 Junction with Marton Road to end of town boundary (property line) In Force 03/12/2018 5 Years BRIDLINGTON BESSINGBY HILL 45904601 Junction with Bessingby Road to Gypsey Race Culvert Planned 26/02/2019 5 Years BRIDLINGTON BESSINGBY ROAD 45903639 Full Length Planned 26/02/2019 5 Years BRIDLINGTON BESSINGBY WAY 45903640 Bessingby Way Roundabout to 20m south of supermarket access Planned 26/02/2019 5 Years road BRIDLINGTON DRIFFIELD ROAD 45908281 250m south of Bessingby Road to Bessingby Road Planned 24/02/2019 5 Years BRIDLINGTON ESPLANADE 45908324 Junction with Garrison St to Junction with Marlborough Terrace In Force 30/04/2015 5 Years BRIDLINGTON FORT TERRACE 45901117 Full Length In Force 12/09/2016 5 Years Section 58 restrictions current or proposed - 01/07/2019 Town Name Street Name Street Code Location Status Start Date Period BRIDLINGTON FORTYFOOT 45904576 o/s 1 Fortyfoot just north of traffic signals to just south of traffic island In Force 31/10/2016 5 Years adjacent to park footpath entrance BRIDLINGTON HIGH STREET 45901418 From junction with St Johns Street to juncton with Market Place In Force 12/09/2016 5 Years BRIDLINGTON KINGSGATE 45904646 Wilsthorpe Roundabout/Moor Lane to Shaftsbury Avenue Planned 10/12/2018 5 Years BRIDLINGTON KINGSGATE 45904646 From Lobster Pot public house to Bessingby Road Planned 24/02/2019 5 Years BRIDLINGTON KINGSGATE ROUNDABOUT 45913174 Full Length Planned 10/12/2018 5 Years BRIDLINGTON MARKET PLACE 45904054 Full Length In Force 12/09/2016 5 Years BRIDLINGTON MARLBOROUGH TERRACE 45901953 Full Length In Force 30/04/2015 5 Years BRIDLINGTON MARTON ROAD 45904061 Full Length In Force 16/02/2015 5 Years BRIDLINGTON QUEENSGATE 45904206 Full Length In Force 29/02/2016 5 Years BRIDLINGTON QUEENSGATE SQUARE 45902522 Full Length In Force 05/10/2018 5 Years BRIDLINGTON REGENT TERRACE 45902567 Full Length In Force 12/09/2016 5 Years BRIDLINGTON ROMYN CLOSE 45902612 Full Length In Force 12/09/2016 5 Years BRIDLINGTON SCARBOROUGH ROAD 45913170 Full Length Planned 26/02/2019 5 Years ROUNDABOUT BRIDLINGTON ST ANNES ROAD 45902883 Full Length In Force 03/10/2018 5 Years BRIDLINGTON ST GEORGES AVENUE 45902895 From junction with Tennyson Avenue to junction with Travis Street In Force 12/09/2016 5 Years BRIDLINGTON ST WILFRED ROAD 45902956 Full Length In Force 30/04/2015 5 Years BRIDLINGTON THE CRESCENT 45903088 Full Length In Force 30/04/2015 5 Years BRIDLINGTON VICTORIA ROAD 45903272 Full Length In Force 12/09/2016 5 Years BRIDLINGTON WILSTHORPE 45913173 Full Length In Force 20/03/2019 5 Years ROUNDABOUT BROOMFLEET ELLERKER ROAD 45905683 Full Length In Force 12/10/2015 5 Years BROOMFLEET MAIN STREET 45901854 Full Length In Force 16/10/2015 5 Years BROUGH WELTON ROAD 45903345 88m either side of traffic lights at Water Lane junction to 80m east of In Force 05/04/2019 5 Years traffic lights adjacent to Welton Low Road CARNABY BRIDLINGTON BAY ROAD 45903670 Full Length In Force 10/12/2018 5 Years CARNABY CARNABY ROUNDABOUT 45913182 Full Length In Force 05/03/2019 5 Years CARNABY MOOR LANE 45902111 Full Length In Force 20/12/2018 5 Years CHERRY BURTON MALTON ROAD 45911059 176m Northeast of Dog Kennel Lane Roundabout to 90m North of In Force 19/03/2016 5 Years access to Cherry Burton House CONISTON NORTHFIELD ROAD 45902257 Junction with Oubrough Lane to Main Street Coniston In Force 04/09/2017 5 Years COTTINGHAM BRICKNELL AVENUE 45908292 From junction with Hull Road to county boundary In Force 17/08/2016 5 Years COTTINGHAM ENDYKE LANE 45908290 Junction with New Village Road to No.1 Planned 12/04/2019 5 Years Section 58 restrictions current or proposed - 01/07/2019 Town Name Street Name Street Code Location Status Start Date Period COTTINGHAM HULL ROAD 45904748 Thwaite Street Roundabout to No.4 Planned 12/04/2019 5 Years COTTINGHAM KING STREET 45904741 Full Length Planned 28/01/2019 5 Years COTTINGHAM NEW VILLAGE ROAD 45904107 Outside No.219 to Thwaite Street Roundaboutr Planned 12/04/2019 5 Years COTTINGHAM NEWGATE STREET 45904662 Outside No.38 to junction with Priory Road Planned 25/03/2019 5 Years COTTINGHAM PRIORY ROAD 45907359 Junction with Newgate Street to No.11 Planned 25/03/2019 5 Years COTTINGHAM SOUTH STREET 45904725 Junction with Southwood Road to No.93 Planned 10/05/2019 5 Years COTTINGHAM SOUTHWOOD ROAD 45902840 Outside No.32 to junction with South Street Planned 10/05/2019 5 Years COTTINGHAM THWAITE STREET 45904692 Outside No.140 to Roundabout Planned 12/04/2019 5 Years COTTINGHAM THWAITE STREET 45913186 Full Length Planned 12/04/2019 5 Years ROUNDABOUT COWDEN WITHERNWICK LANE 45903502 Full Length In Force 04/09/2016 5 Years DRIFFIELD BEVERLEY ROAD 45900293 Mini Roundabout with Bracken Road to At joint with Middle Street In Force 11/05/2015 5 Years South, outside house no. 5 DRIFFIELD DRIFFIELD BYPASS 45904928 Full Length In Force 01/08/2016 3 Years KELLEYTHORPE-YORK RD DRIFFIELD DRIFFIELD BYPASS YORK 45904892 Full Length In Force 01/08/2016 3 Years RD- SCARBOROUGH RD DRIFFIELD DRIFFIELD ROAD 45904893 86m from Nafferton Roundabout In Force 01/08/2016 3 Years DRIFFIELD DRIFFIELD ROAD 45904893 104m from Scarborough Road Roundabout In Force 01/08/2016 3 Years DRIFFIELD MARKET PLACE 45901939 Full Length In Force 08/09/2015 5 Years DRIFFIELD MIDDLE STREET NORTH 45904086 Full Length In Force 07/08/2015 5 Years DRIFFIELD MIDDLE STREET SOUTH 45902022 Full Length In Force 08/09/2015 5 Years DRIFFIELD NEWLAND AVENUE 45902198 Junction with Kings Mill Road to joint in road surface and access In Force 17/08/2016 5 Years junction DRIFFIELD SCARBOROUGH ROAD 45904266 78m from Scarborough Road Roundabout In Force 01/08/2016 3 Years DRIFFIELD SCARBOROUGH ROAD 45913191 Full Length In Force 01/08/2016 3 Years ROUNDABOUT DRIFFIELD YORK ROAD 45904572 49m from York Road Roundabout In Force 01/08/2016 3 Years DRIFFIELD YORK ROAD ROUNDABOUT 45913192 Full Length In Force 01/08/2016 3 Years DUNSWELL RAICH CARTER WAY 45908821 Dunswell Roundabout for approx. 80m eastwards In Force 01/08/2017 5 Years EAST LANGRICKGATE LANE 45901720 Full Length Planned 29/04/2019 3 Years COTTINGWITH EAST COWICK SNAITH ROAD 45902780 44m West of junction with Snaith Road, Rawcliffe (mini Rbt) to Mini In Force 23/07/2018 4 Years Rbt EAST COWICK THORNE ROAD 45904596 Junction with Snaith Road, East Cowick (Mini Rbt) for 30m In Force 23/07/2018 5 Years southwards EASTRINGTON OWSTHORPE LANE 45902360 Full Length In Force 04/09/2017 5 Years ELLERBY HULL ROAD 45911023 Junction with Dowthorpe Hall Access to Oubrough Lane In Force 04/09/2017 5 Years Section 58 restrictions current or proposed - 01/07/2019 Town Name Street Name Street Code Location Status Start Date Period ELLERBY OUBROUGH LANE 45904669 Full Length In Force 04/09/2017 5 Years ELLERKER NORFOLK BANK LANE 45902218 Full Length In Force 12/10/2015 5 Years ELLERTON BOWLAND LANE 45900348 Junction with Shortacre Lane to200m east of Ruddings Lane Planned 21/06/2019 5 Years ELLERTON RUDDINGS LANE 45904237 Junction with Bowland Lane to Rosewood Farm In Force 22/03/2017 5 Years ELLERTON SHORTACRE LANE 45902754 Full Length Planned 21/06/2019 5 Years ELLOUGHTON WATER LANE 45905852 Traffic lights at junction with Welton Road to Highways England In Force 05/04/2019 5 Years boundary at Stanley Jackson Way ELLOUGHTON WELTON LOW ROAD 45903343 Traffic lights at Welton Low Road/Weslton Road junction to 24m Planned 19/03/2019 5 Years towards the traffic lights at junction with Lowerdale.
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