The latest traffic restrictions which could come into force in Lincolnshire
A series of traffic restrictions could come into force across the county in a bid to tackle traffic problems.
The restrictions aim to address issues including cars parked close to junctions and restricted access for buses.
The restrictions have all been recommended for approval and will be considered by the executive councillor for highways and transport at Lincolnshire County Council who will make the final decision at a later date.
Here are the latest traffic restrictions which could come into force across Lincolnshire.
Navenby
A waiting restriction to manage parking at the junction of Winton Road and Grantham Road has been recommended.
Councillors were concerned that some people were parking close to the junction on Winton Road, reducing visibility for drivers exiting onto Grantham Road and obscuring pedestrians crossing there.
A 24-hour no waiting restriction has been recommended on Winton Road to address the issue.
Skegness
A coach parking facility has been recommended to be removed on Skegness Seafront in an attempt to improve parking availability in the area for visitors.
The restrictions would apply all-year-round and where double yellow lines are present, loading restrictions between 10am and 4pm have been recommended.
The existing disabled bays will be in operation for longer, from 8am to 8pm under the plans.
All coach parking would be removed and replaced with a combination of 30 minutes limited waiting 8am to 8pm, four hours disabled parking 8am to 8pm and either a part-time or 24-hour taxi bay.
Coach parking outside KFC would be removed and replaced with No Waiting at Any Time and No Loading from 10am to 4pm to maintain visibility and safety at the car park access.
The dual Taxi and disabled bay in the vicinity of McDonalds would be extended in length.
The dual Taxi and disabled bay in the vicinity of the pedestrian crossing at the Clock Tower roundabout would be removed and replaced with No Waiting at Any Time and No Loading 8am to 8pm to facilitate queuing and traffic flow at the roundabout.
But coach operators and accommodation providers in the area have raised concerns about the loss of parking in the area, meaning that they will have to park elsewhere.
But planning officers said there is a coach park near the bus station which they will still be able to use.
Woodhall Spa
The speed limits on the B1191 in Woodhall Spa have been recommended to be reduced in a bid to improve road safety.
Part of the B1191 Horncastle Road at Roughton Moor has been recommended to be reduced from 50mph to 40mph.
This follows road safety concerns after there two recorded accidents leading to injuries on The Broadway in the last five years, following collisions at the junctions with Kirkby Road and Tarleton Avenue.
The executive councillor for highways and transport will also consider whether it is feasible to introduce a 30mph limit, down from the current 40mph limit on the stretch of road adjacent to Roughton Moor.