Consultation outcome

M5 junctions 4a to 6 smart motorway: variable speed limits

• From: Highways Agency and Robert Goodwill
• Published: 3 March 2014
• Last updated: 6 August 2014 — See all updates

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

This consultation has concluded

Read the full outcome

M5 Junction 4a to 6 Smart Motorway All Lane Running Scheme - Summary of Consultation Responses

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Detail of outcome

A summary of the responses received during the consultation on the implementation of the variable mandatory speed limits (VMSL), as part of the M5 junction 4a to 6 smart motorway all lane running scheme.

The consultation took place between 3 March 2014 and 14 April 2014 and provided an opportunity for stakeholders and other interested parties to comment on the proposed implementation of VMSL between junctions 4a and 6 of the M5.

The Highways Agency has considered the comments raised by those consulted and this document also summarises the response to those comments.

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Original consultation

Summary

Consulting on draft regulations for implementation of variable speed limits on the M5 junctions 4a to 6.

This consultation ran from
9am on 3 March 2014 to 10am on 14 April 2014

Consultation description

Proposals for draft regulations allowing the Highways Agency to implement variable speed limits between M5 junctions 4a and 6 in order to relieve congestion in this area. We are keen to hear your views on how the draft regulations could affect you, your organisation or those you represent.

Documents

M5 Junction 4A-6 Smart Motorway All Lane Running Scheme: consultation document for statutory instrument

PDF, 562 KB, 37 pages

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Published 3 March 2014
Last updated 6 August 2014 + show all updates

1. 6 August 2014

   Consultation outcome report added.

2. 3 March 2014

   First published.