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Vehicle access - kerbs


Dropped kerbs

A dropped kerb is for pedestrian use, for example to enable disabled access across a road. Where this is not possible or where other considerations apply carriageways are raised to enable pedestrians to cross the carriageway with ease.

To speak to someone regarding a dropped kerb please contact the City of London's Access Team on 020 7332 1995 or by email.

Apply for a dropped kerb online.

A dropped kerb                    A dropped crossover

Dropped crossovers
A dropped crossover is to allow vehicular access across a pathway, though this particular type of access is not encouraged.

Crossovers for new developments are dealt with at the planning stage and enquiries should be made to the Planning Department on their general number 020 7332 1710. Temporary crossovers are agreed with the Highways section of the Department of Environmental Services which is covered in the guidance note.

Download the Guidance Note for Activities on the Public Highway in the City of London here (368kb)

The requirements for dropped crossings are regularly monitored by the City of London's Access Officer and through regular meetings between the Highways section and the Access Group.

Apply for a dropped crossover online.


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