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4 October 2021, Petitions Committee

New Petitions

Item 2.3, P-06-1183, 'Implement a 20MPH speed limit 100 metres either side of the new pedestrian crossing in Glan Conwy': 'Thanks to the Minister for Transport, Glan Conwy now has a much needed pedestrian crossing and …

6 July 2021, Plenary

Statement by the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution: The Legislative Programme

… very much welcome. In large parts of my constituency, you'll be driving dangerously if you travel over 20 mph, and likely to have a head-on collision. Local government having the ability to formally have regional economic …

6 July 2021, Plenary

Statement by the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution: The Legislative Programme

… and the tsunami, and COVID, but one of the things we really, really need—as well as the 20 mph default speed in residential areas, which is a huge contribution to clean air, but we also need …

6 July 2021, Plenary

Statement by the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution: The Legislative Programme

… also fulfil a number of aims from our programme for government through subordinate legislation. This will include making 20 mph the default speed limit in residential areas and banning pavement parking wherever possible. As I said …

23 June 2021, Plenary

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Bus services

… people using buses, and this can only be exacerbated by the Welsh Government's implementation of a 20 mph speed limit in residential areas. We clearly need a programme of bus priority measures, such as effective and efficient …

22 June 2021, Plenary

Statement by the Deputy Minister for Climate Change: Roads review

… keeping a social distance outside school gates, I was really pleased to see funding to introduce more 20 mph zones in my constituency, Rhondda, to keep residents safe. I think it's really important that we build …

15 June 2021, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… points. Pedestrians are five times more likely to be killed at 30 mph compared to traffic moving at 20 mph, so decreasing speed reduces accidents and saves lives. And that is particularly important for children, as the Member …

15 June 2021, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… pedestrian death rates in Europe, closely following behind Scotland and Northern Ireland. So, how does legislating for a 20 mph limit in residential areas as the default—? How will that be effective if we cannot change this culture …

15 June 2021, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

Following completion of the necessary statutory procedures, a national roll-out to a default 20 mph limit is planned for April …

15 June 2021, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… What is the Welsh Government's timetable for introducing a default 20 mph speed limit in urban areas? OQ56618

15 June 2021, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… cyclists to inform the need for road safety improvements. We are also taking forward initiatives to roll out 20 mph speed limits on restricted roads and tackling pavement parking …