The results of the second phase of consultation on 20mph speed limits will be discussed at a meeting of the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport committee later this year.
As new areas are added, residents living in these locations that are earmarked for the second phase of the introduction of 20mph speed limits, are being invited to have their say on the proposals.
Roads, pavements and bridges in Wirral are set to benefit from nearly £6 million of improvements over the coming year as part of the council’s annual Highway Structural Maintenance Programme.
The consultation on the next set of areas where it is planned to reduce speed limits to 20mph is now live and residents are urged to take a look and complete the survey.
The first phase of the introduction of 20mph speed limits across Wirral is continuing with roads in parts of the Claughton and Oxton areas starting to see new signage and road markings.
With tens of thousands of visitors coming to Wirral each day of The Open this summer temporary traffic measures will be put in place to improve safety, cut congestion and improve traffic flow.
There will be overnight closures of the Queensway (Birkenhead) tunnel around 18 months while a comprehensive lighting upgrade to save on energy costs and reduce its carbon footprint takes place.