Arnos Grove and Morton Way Review
As part of Enfield Council’s Journeys and Places programme, we are reducing the numbers and speeds of motor vehicles that travel through residential-only areas to improve road safety near homes as well as improve the air quality in these local areas.
Through feedback from residents and traffic data in the area, Enfield Council has initiated a project to focus on the Arnos Grove and Morton Way area.
Enfield Council will apply for funding to progress this project next financial year (from April 2024). We anticipate the project would involve a detailed review of traffic volumes and speeds in the area, gathering of community input of issues in the area, and consideration of potential improvements. The project outcomes will be subject to future funding.
Previous traffic data was collected and analysed under the Fox Lane Area Quieter Neighbourhood project. You can view a copy of the analysis in the Document Library on this page.
On this page you can find:
- Key project dates in the Key Dates section on the right-hand side
- Project updates in the News Feed below
- A Document Library on the right-hand side which contain key documents
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Traffic monitoring in Arnos Grove and Morton Way area
Share Traffic monitoring in Arnos Grove and Morton Way area on Facebook Share Traffic monitoring in Arnos Grove and Morton Way area on Twitter Share Traffic monitoring in Arnos Grove and Morton Way area on Linkedin Email Traffic monitoring in Arnos Grove and Morton Way area linkEnfield Council’s Journeys and Places programme has secured funding to carry out further investigations in the Arnos Grove and Morton Way area. These locations, referred to as Site 1 in the ‘Next steps’ section of the Traffic Monitoring Report conducted for the Fox Lane Area Quieter Neighbourhood project (August 2023), will undergo additional monitoring. You can access the Traffic Monitoring Report (Fox Lane Area QN) – August 2023 in the Document Library on this page.
As part of this study, traffic volumes will be recorded using Automated Traffic Counters (ATCs). The proposed locations for these counters have been informed by previous survey results, community feedback received so far, and the opportunity for further public input.
Enfield Council invites you to share your suggestions on where ATCs should be placed within the blue highlighted project area in the map below. If there are specific locations, in addition to the ones proposed on the map below, where you believe monitoring would be beneficial, please email JourneysandPlaces@enfield.gov.uk with your feedback. In order to help Enfield Council to locate the preferred locations please provide a specific post code and reference point. All responses will be reviewed as we finalise the locations for the ATCs.
Please submit your feedback by 11:59 PM on Sunday the 27 April 2025.
A map with the proposed ATC locations is provided below.
