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In autumn 2023, we held a number of engagement activities including an online survey, a drop-in event and sent all residents living within 300m of the proposed route a letter setting out the proposed plans and asking for their feedback for the proposed Basildon 2 walking and cycling route.
You can read a summary of the feedback we received here.
We secured funding from Active Travel England as part of the Active Travel Funding 5 (ATF5) and are in the process of finalising plans to upgrade a crossing on the southern arm of the South Mayne roundabout to a two-way toucan crossing.
In autumn 2023, we held a number of engagement activities including an online survey, a drop-in event and sent all residents living within 300m of the proposed route a letter setting out the proposed plans and asking for their feedback for the proposed Basildon 2 walking and cycling route.
You can read a summary of the feedback we received here.
We secured funding from Active Travel England as part of the Active Travel Funding 5 (ATF5) and are in the process of finalising plans to upgrade a crossing on the southern arm of the South Mayne roundabout to a two-way toucan crossing.
Page last updated: 04 Jun 2026, 01:30 PM
Timeline
Early engagement
South Mayne crossing upgrade, Basildon (ATF5) has finished this stage
Early feedback collected from local residents and key stakeholders.
Under review
South Mayne crossing upgrade, Basildon (ATF5) has finished this stage
Contributions to the early engagement activity were considered and were fed into the proposed designs.
Traffic Regulation Order consultation
South Mayne crossing upgrade, Basildon (ATF5) is currently at this stage
Before finalising the plans to upgrade the crossing, we will be undertaking a Traffic Regulation Order (TRO). A TRO is a legal order and enables the county council, as the highway authority, to manage traffic in the county. Examples of TROs include parking restrictions, speed limits, one-way streets, weight restrictions, no right/left turns and loading bays.
Construction starts
this is an upcoming stage for South Mayne crossing upgrade, Basildon (ATF5)
To be confirmed but likely to be summer 2027.
Construction finishes
this is an upcoming stage for South Mayne crossing upgrade, Basildon (ATF5)