THE London to Brighton Cycle ride is going ahead today with road closures in place.
The London to Brighton Cycle follows the British Heart Foundation ride that happened earlier this year. Today's event raises money for Great Ormond Street Hospital and other charities.
Brighton and Hove City Council have put the closures in place with the following notice.
On Sunday, 11 September 2022 the Skyline - London to Brighton Cycle Ride is taking place and finishes in Madeira Drive, Brighton. To facilitate its safe passage parts of the route will need to be closed to traffic and therefore Brighton & Hove City Council have made an order under Section 16A to C of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended, which temporarily brings into force the following traffic regulations:
No person shall cause or permit any vehicle that is not participating in, or connected with the Skyline London to Brighton Cycle Ride to proceed in, exit from, or turn into any of the lengths of road specified below, except upon the direction or with the permission of a Police Constable in uniform or that of a uniformed marshal:
Sunday 11 September 2022 from 07.00-21.00
Temporary Road Closures
1. Ditchling Road, Brighton - from its boundary with East Sussex County Council to Coldean Lane at Old Boat Corner
2. Coldean Lane - from its junction with Ditchling Road (Old Boat Corner) to its junction with Forest Road
3. Coldean Lane - southbound carriageway only, from its junction with Forest Road to its junction with the northern kerb line of Park Road
4. Kingswood Street - at its junction with Grand Parade
5. Richmond Parade - at its junction with Grand Parade
6. Prohibition of Left turns
From Grand Parade into Edward Street
From Old Steine into Marine Parade at the Aquarium Roundabout
7. Prohibition of Right turn
From Ditchling Road to Coldean Lane
8. Temporary Reversal of Traffic Flow
Coldean Lane - northbound carriageway, from its junction with Forest Road to its junction with the northern kerb line of Park Road. Traffic flow will be reversed from northbound to southbound only
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