Feedback will be presented to the Executive Member for Transport meeting in May before any further decisions on how the scheme will be taken forward are made.
Cllr Andy D’Agorne, Executive Member for Transport at City of York Council, said:
Installing new signals at this busy junction will help us ensure reliable traffic management, but we are also taking the opportunity to upgrade facilities for pedestrians.
“Widening the crossings will allow a better experience for residents and visitors walking into the city, and under present circumstances will help with social distancing. One option does also give the opportunity to transform the area with new crossing points and less road space, but we do want to hear views from all users before deciding on the preferred option. All views will be reported back to a public decision session before the design is confirmed.”
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