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According to a public notice, a number of 'bolt down traffic calming speed humps' will be installed| FILE PHOTO
CLARE County Council has confirmed plans to install new 'bolt down traffic calming speed humps' at Bamble Lane on the outskirts of Ennis.
The local authority is proposing to install the speed humps at several locations along the road in an effort to reduce incidents of speeding in the area.
According to a public notice, the works shall involve the installation of the traffic calming measures along the provision of all associated signage and road markings.
A public consultation process is underway and plans and particulars of the proposed scheme can be views at clarecoco.ie up until October 9.
Submissions and observations in relation to the proposals may be made by email to roads@clarecoco.ie or in writing to Administrative Officer, Clare County Council, Roads and Transportation Department, Áras Contae an Chláir, New Road, Ennis, County Clare.
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