A614 junction improvements

Ollerton Roundabout

enlarged conventional roundabout – 5 arms instead of 6
capacity increases
speed limit will be reduced on approaches
two toucan crossings
estimated cost £7.4 million
scheme requires third party land – Via will try to purchase all land by negotiation

Ollerton Roundabout

junction will be signalised
service road to the rear of the four residential properties
a relocated field access on the north side of Mickledale Lane after consultation with the land owner
motorists exiting Mickledale Lane will see a big reduction in journey delay
estimated cost £3.6 million
scheme requires third party land – Via will try to purchase all land by negotiation
design currently focusing on local access to four properties and Limes Café.

Mickledale Lane

junction will be signalised
hidden dip will be reprofiled as you approach junction
estimated cost £4.7 million
scheme requires third party land – Via will try to purchase all land by negotiation

Deerdale Lane

provide a ‘tiger tail’ merge (like a usual slip road arrangement)
a proposed banned right turn which will prevent people doing a U-turn from the north on A614 to south on A6097
estimated cost £490k

Warren Hill

non-standard elliptical (oval) shape
capacity increased to cater for future forecast traffic growth, the design includes three approach lanes on the A612 Nottingham Road for example
scheme avoids amenity area at the cricket pitch and playing fields
loss of trees reduced signifi cantly, and no trees are affected around the cricket pitch
Nottingham Road adjacent to the war memorial will stay the same as it is now
speed limit reduced to 30mph on all approaches to the junction
toucan crossing included on A6097 Epperstone Bypass (north) arm to provide a safe crossing point across the dual carriageway and improve connectivity to Lowdham village
scheme still requires third party land to enable construction. Nottinghamshire County Council will try to purchase all land by negotiation
estimated cost £4million

Lowdham Roundabout

capacity increased to cater for future forecast traffic growth
two ahead lanes along the A6097 Bridgford St in both directions plus separately signalled right turn lanes to both East Bridgford and Newton villages
improvements to the geometry of Kirk Hill to improve traffic efficiency and road safety
scheme requires third party land to enable construction. Nottinghamshire County Council will try to purchase all land by negotiation
estimated cost £4 million

Kirk Hill Junction