I live in the Broom Hill area of Ingleby Barwick and have no problem getting out of the estate as I am on the doorstep of the new bypass.
I live in the Broom Hill area of Ingleby Barwick and have no problem getting out of the estate as I am on the doorstep of the new bypass. When I use the other exits, however, it&apos;s a different story.
It all seems to be caused by vehicles trying to get access to the A19.
The traffic backlog on Sober Hall and the main traditional entrance to Ingleby via the Teesside Industrial estate is clogged because of the incompatible road system that runs past the Total Garage and gives access to the strip of Tarmac which takes you to the A19/ Parkway roundabout.
Traffic queuing here is the root cause of those exits being blocked.
There is no hold up on the new bypass, its dual carriageway up to the A66, no potential bottlenecks.
Ingleby Barwick needs a new and fast way of hitting the A19. One road would do it. No traffic lights, just simple straight access on to the A19.
Perhaps cut through Teesside industrial estate to do it. I am sure there are other places where it can be positioned.
It would cost a bit, but a few extra quid a month on the council tax would surely suffice to put an end to traffic stress and happier days.
Having lived on the Sober Hall side of Ingleby Barwick for eight years and suffered years of congestion getting on to Low Lane, finally we get the by-pass we wanted. Then Stockton Council comes along again with the hare-brained scheme to build a second school on the only piece of green land we have left on this side.
They have made a complete mess of this estate. Have we been sold our houses under false pretences?
Our village is established, so why should we residents put up with more building work and excessive traffic? Also what about the wasted money over the years on expanding Ingleby Mill?
It&apos;s all about development and making money, so let&apos;s all get together on this and stop Stockton Council walking all over us.
Regarding the proposed plans for the future traffic requirements of Ingleby Barwick, I believe Stockton Council must have totally lost its tiny mind.
If these plans go ahead, the whole thing will descend into anarchy. On a morning people will not go backwards and the whole place will come to a stop.
I am disgusted at how the people in Ingleby Barwick are treated by the council after the amount of money it must make for them.
Some serious protest needs to be made and I would welcome the proposed meeting as and when it takes place.
I live off Blair Avenue in Ingleby Barwick and I would not want to see a return of the terrible traffic congestion that was once characteristic of Ingleby Barwick.
I implore those responsible for taking decisions concerning the closure of Lowfields Avenue extension to please leave it open.
It poses no more risk to residents and schoolchildren than the Lowfields/Beckfields end poses to Whinestone Primary School and residents living around there.
Aren&apos;t the council elections due soon? If so, maybe we should mobilise votes against the current council?