Harrow residents are being asked for their views on parking, cycling, pavements and how road space is used across the borough.
Harrow Council is currently consulting on three new strategies covering active travel, kerbside use, and parking and enforcement.
The consultation opened on 28 August and runs until 11 October.
Parking and enforcement among the key issues
The council says it wants to hear what people think about parking spaces, permits, visitor parking, short-stay parking and how restrictions are enforced.
It will also look at walking and cycling routes, pavement conditions, road safety, accessibility and school travel.
Another part of the consultation focuses on how space next to pavements is used for things like parking, loading bays, bus stops, cycle parking and electric vehicle charging.
Some residents commenting online have already raised concerns about poor parking, a lack of enforcement, disabled spaces and roads being blocked or made difficult to access.
Residents can highlight problem areas
People can complete an online survey covering all three areas, as well as use an interactive map to flag specific roads, junctions or locations.
There will also be three face-to-face events over the coming month.
The first will be held at St Peter’s Church in Sumner Road on Wednesday 16 September from 10am to 3pm.
A second takes place near Katie’s Statue in Harrow Town Centre on Saturday 19 September, with a final event at Harrow Bus Station on Friday 2 October.
The consultation closes on Sunday 11 October.
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