Published Date: Feb 27th, 2025
Members from North East Fife Area Committee met this week (Wednesday 24 February). Here's an update on matters which were discussed.
Toll Road, Guardbridge and Station Road, Leuchars – Extension to 30mph speed limit
The committee has agreed to promote an extension to the existing 30mph speed on Toll Road. This will now include the new junction leading to the housing development and continue up to the existing 30mph zone on Station Road. This decision aims to improve road safety and ensure consistency across local routes.
No Waiting Restriction - Manse Road, Springfield
Members considered recommendations and agreed to the proposal to implement a ‘No Waiting At Any Time’ restriction’ on Manse Road, Springfield in the interest of road safety.
Colinsburgh - Speed Limit Amendments
Councillors agreed to promote the introduction of an extension to the 20mph speed limit on Main Street east, with the introduction of 40mph speed limits on the B942 approaches on both sides of the village.
This decision follows discussions with Colinsburgh Community Trust and Colinsburgh & Kilconquhar Community Council, along with concerns raised by the community and is in the interest of traffic management and road safety,
Main Street, Balmullo – 30mph Extension
Councillors agreed with the proposal for the extension of the 30mph speed limit, southwards along Main Street, Balmullo for a new housing Development. As part of this development, a new junction will be formed at Main Street which will provide access for pedestrians and vehicles. This proposal was approved in the interest of road safety.
Cllr Jonny Tepp, Area Committee Convenor, welcomed the progress being made:"Ensuring safe and well-maintained roads, along with the safety of our communities is a priority for the council, and today’s discussions reflect our commitment to help create a safer environment for both pedestrians and drivers. The committee recognises the concerns of residents, and the agreed actions will help address key local concerns and ensure investment is directed where it’s needed most."
