OPPOSING THE REDUCTION OF LANES ON THE LINE 2B OF THE TRT/BRT

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#126

2015-04-27 14:45

The cANCer are just destroying our beautiful city

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#127

2015-04-28 05:57

Good cause - the proposed idea has not been thought through properly - it is a poor attempt to treat the symptom of the traffic problem rather than the cause

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#128

2015-04-28 09:11

I use Lynnwood road every day to commute to my office and back. Currently, the traffic in Lynnwood is hectic during peak hours so it is unthinkable that the current two lanes be reduced to only one lane.

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#129

2015-04-28 09:16

This unilateral decision by the Council will impact severely on traffic using Lynnwood Road. The Council must be held to honour and implement publicly approved plans - after all, who is paying for this? We the ratepayers!

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#130

2015-04-28 09:22

Really important, since if successful it will prevent absolute traffic chaos in Lynnwood Road, Pretoria, Gauteng.

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#131

2015-04-28 09:51

Bad planning. The traffic will not flow.

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#132

2015-04-28 12:42

The BRT is very important, but not extensive enough to relieve much of the other traffic on these roads. Build it, but also build more lanes.

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#133

2015-04-29 05:05

Single car lanes either way is just rediculous with higher density housing, more cars on the road & bad public transport in general.

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#134

2015-04-29 05:41

I think it is redicullious to make one lane for all the traffic we have, it is a joke

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#135

2015-04-29 06:30

This is typical socialist ANC style government.

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#136

2015-04-29 06:38

Poorly thought out plan with no regard for the interests of the residents and ratepayers

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#137

2015-04-29 08:58

There was absolutely no Impact studies done, the public was not given any opportunity to comment on this ridiculous idea.

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#138

2015-04-29 15:13

very poor judgement by the council

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#139

2015-04-29 15:16

stupid arrogant disregard for the needs of the community

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#140

2015-04-30 12:09

I was born and raised in Pretoria and often visit my father who lives at the far end of the often gridlocked Lynnwood Road. I therefore totally understand the issues involved and what the single lane would imply.

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#141

2015-05-02 14:02

Narrowing Lynwood Road will be disastrous to traffic.

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#142

2015-05-03 19:27

Because things that work must either work better or be re-evaluated. The plans to reduce an already overstretched road to 1 lane is short sighted and will make things worse for all. Plan thoroughly and improve and do comprehensive traffic impact studies.

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#143

2015-05-04 05:15

The idea to reduce the lanes for traffic to one in each direction is not well thought through and will have a severe impact on the traffic. And this decision after all the Jakarandas were removed!

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#144

2015-05-04 06:14

I have to use Lynnwood Road every day to get to work and my son's school

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#145

2015-05-04 06:36

It is already hectic and I think they want to force all of us to use the bus services later.

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#146

2015-05-04 09:12

Lynwood Road already have a problem with traffic let alone if you
take one lane away!!!

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#147

2015-05-04 10:32

I support the expansion of the TRT, however this will require additional lanes to be constructed and not the reduction of existing lanes.

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#148

2015-05-04 11:09

I am opposing the reduction of lanes on the LIne 2B of the TRT/BRT!!!!

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#149

2015-05-05 08:27

My family uses the affected routes daily and I can only see this road amendment will cause great traffic constraints and make for even more problems on our highways and main roads in and out of town. This will cost us more time on the road and will cost you many troubles.

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#150

2015-05-05 09:38

Lynnwood Road will not be able to carry the anticipated load of traffic with only one lane available to the general public. Many road users will furthermore use alternative routes such as Queens Crescent which runs parallel to Lynnwood Rd (this is already happening - especially taxis). Queens Crescent is a road in the residential area of Lynnwood in close proximity to Lynnwood Laerskool and Hoerskool Menlopark and as such carries a lot of scholars both on foot and bicycle, so too domestic workers. Queens Crescent furthermore does not have a pavement. The additional traffic in Queens Crescent will endanger the lives of these scholars and domestic workers, as it typically represents road users in a hurry to get to work. This is especially true of the taxis who have a blatant disregard for other road users. Many joggers also frequent Queens Crescent