Proposed schemes
Before we can introduce changes to the highway, we normally have to advertise our intention to make the changes and give people the opportunity to tell us what they think about them. We must consider any feedback that we receive before making a final decision whether to still go ahead, with or without any changes.
This page shows proposals and consultations for new highway schemes and policies that are out for public consideration. Please see our dedicated parking pages for information about parking consultations and proposals.
Objections/Representations to a proposed Permanent Traffic Orders:
Any person may object or make representations (including any in support) to the making of an order by the date specified in the notice of proposal. By law, the objection/representation period must be at least 21 days from the date of the notice of proposals. However, the Council normally allow 28 days where possible. Objections or representations should clearly state the reasons or grounds for the submission. This must be sent in writing to the address specified in the notice.
Objections/Representations to Experimental Traffic Orders:
An Experimental Order allows the Council to trial changes on the highway before deciding whether to keep them permanently. The order can stay in place for up to 18 months while the effects of the changes are monitored and reviewed. For the first 6 months after the Experimental Order starts, or after any changes to the existing order are made to it, any person may object or make representations (including any in support) to the order. This must be sent in writing to the address specified in the notice. The order can be varied or suspended. After the order has been in force for at least 6 months, the Council decide what to do with the experimental arrangements. The arrangements can be :
- made permanent,
- remain in force for the remainder of the experimental period for further monitoring,
- revoked
- or abandoned.
We are currently proposing to introduce the following schemes.
- Proposed Provision of a Pedex Crossing on A245 Portsmouth Road, Cobham- This survey closes 4 September 2026
- A307 Portsmouth Road, Esher and Cobham - Proposed 40mph Speed Limit- This survey closes 4 September 2026
- Cleves School, Oatlands Avenue, Weybridge - Keep Clear Sign Proposal - This survey closes 4 September 2026
There are currently no consultations in Epsom and Ewell.
Dorking 20mph Speed Limit proposals- This survey closes 10 September 2026
There are currently no consultations in Reigate & Banstead
There are currently no consultations in Runnymede.
There are currently no consultations in Spelthorne
- Proposed 20mph Speed Limit in Various Roads in Old Dean, Camberley - This survey closes 13 September 2026
- Proposed Traffic Calming Measures in Mytchett Lake Road, Mytchett - This survey closes 2 September 2026
- A22 Godstone Road, Whyteleafe Speed Limit and Central Reservation Proposals - This survey closes 31 August 2026
- Fountain Square Improvements to Highway - This survey closes 7 February 2027
- Proposed 20MPH Speed Limit in D664 Parsonage Road and Various Surrounding Roads in Cranleigh - This survey closes 13 September 2026
There are currently no consultations in Woking.
- Electric Vehicle Charge Point Public Consultation - This survey closes 4 September 2026
- Surrey-Wide Bus User Survey - This survey closes 31 March 2027
- Moving Traffic Enforcement Consultations - Traffic Camera Enforcement consultations for possible locations across Surrey
Consultations
Sometimes, before we get to the stage of advertising changes, we carry out a public engagement so that we can gauge public opinion about a possible scheme and the best options for it. The information we gather from this engagement helps us to decide whether or not to develop it any further. This may also apply to changes to our policies relating to the highway.