Questions: Transport

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Form ID: 1896

Respondent: Peter Chatwell

Adequate overnight lorry parking would reduce the risk of lorries parking in locations that lack proper facilities and/or cause a nuisance. Are there local shortages for overnight lorry parking in Medway?

The plan should be trying to reduce/remove the need for lorries to enter the medway towns. They cause harm to the infrastructure, environment, and they hold the Medway economy back by supporting low-value manufacturing/logistics business, where an ambitious SE England pseudo-city has no historical or current physical or logical advantage.

Form ID: 2141

Respondent: Mr James Wood

Yes..as the do appear to be parking in unstable areas off road. or maybe thsi is because they are not willing to pay to use the provided locations?

Form ID: 3188

Respondent: Mr Anthony Rees

Yes

Form ID: 3312

Respondent: Miss Jackie Forrest

Yes

Form ID: 3369

Respondent: Miss Jackie Forrest

Yes

Form ID: 3639

Respondent: Mr John Williams

Yes

Form ID: 4002

Respondent: Miss Rachael Selleck

It would be best to have lorry parks, possibly around 30-50 spaces, located in areas like Hoo or Strood, as these locations might better accommodate such facilities. Where I live in Allhallows, the issue isn't as prevalent, but the need for proper lorry parking is significant in other areas. For example, lorries previously parked in a layby on Four Elms Hill, where a bin was provided, yet they chose to discard rubbish on the ground instead. Properly managed lorry parks should be situated away from residential areas to prevent similar problems and minimise disruption.

Form ID: 4146

Respondent: Miss Sarah Tyler

Yes there is significant lack of parking around the local areas especially the business estates.