
Peckham Rye Gyratory bus improvements
Southwark Council is working with Transport for London (TfL) to improve walking, cycling and public transport routes as part of Streets for People, our ambitious plan to improve the air we breathe and the way we travel in Southwark.
We have an opportunity to rethink the transport priorities on the Peckham Rye Gyratory from Rye Lane to East Dulwich Road. The scheme has TfL bus improvements funding to deliver
- Improved bus journey reliability
- Improved cycling and walking routes
- Reduce traffic on Peckham Rye (east) & on nearby school streets
- Improved road safety
- Provide public realm improvements
In our recent Streets for People surveys, you told us that you wanted less traffic, pavement improvements, decluttering, more trees and green spaces. We would like to hear from directly affected residents and businesses, who have the opportunity to improve the gyratory area for all methods of transport. Please tell us what you like about the proposals, what you dislike about the proposals and what should be our priorities for the scheme?
We are now engaging with residents to listen to their issues and hear their thoughts on our proposed outline design.
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Share your suggestions about improving routes around Peckham Rye Gyratory
Southwark Council is working with Transport for London (TfL) to improve walking, cycling and public transport routes as part of Streets for People, our ambitious plan to improve the air we breathe and the way we travel in Southwark.
We have an opportunity to rethink the transport priorities on the Peckham Rye Gyratory from Rye Lane to East Dulwich Road. The scheme has TfL bus improvements funding to deliver
- Improved bus journey reliability
- Improved cycling and walking routes
- Reduce traffic on Peckham Rye (east) & on nearby school streets
- Improved road safety
- Provide public realm improvements
In our recent Streets for People surveys, you told us that you wanted less traffic, pavement improvements, decluttering, more trees and green spaces. We would like to hear from directly affected residents and businesses, to have the opportunity to feed in to the early scoping stages of the design for improving the gyratory area for all methods of transport. Please tell us what you like about the area, what you dislike about the area and what should be our priorities for the scheme?
Currently we are in early stages of designing the route and so are engaging early in the process with local residents to listen to their issues and ideas. There will be a full consultation later in the year when we will invite comments on a proposed outline design.
55 issues
Better cycling route
Bus Gate Here will Significantly Increase Traffic and Journey Times
Cycle lane on East Dulwich Road
Narrower roads
Better parking enforcement
more space for pedastrians, buses and cyclists
The meat markets must be stopped from spilling out onto the street
Closing Scylla Road is a bad idea
Segregated bike lanes
Improving pedestrian and cycling provision
Safer cycle route joining Syclla Road to Dewar Street
Better quality cycle lanes
remove the roundabout to make it easier for walking, cycling and buses
New planning
Filter on Scylla Road
Improve dead area on corner
Retain the pedestian crossing just by the Sternhall Lane junction with Rye Lane
Make the northern end of PR east side one way southbound only
Remove curbs and Paint cycle lanes
Dedicated cycle route
Extend controlled parking zone to all of Scylla Road
Replace terrible cycle lanes
Difficult turning and tough cycle lane
New turning lane
Remove road to make a larger usable public space
Bus speeds Rye Lane
More parking
Zebra crossing
Segregated bike and car with a new public space
Remove curbs and Paint cycle lanes
Reroute some buses from Rye Lane
Traffic traffic around the Rye Lane Gyratory
Poor parking and idling needs better enforcement
Raised junction for safer walking and cycling
Safer for all
School Street not needed - Whorlton Road Already Closed to traffic
Double yellow lines, peak hour loading ban and bus lane
Difficult cycle crossing to park
Cycle traffic lights
Horrible junction for cycling
Make this area more pleasant to be in
Graffiti issue along Peckham Rye
improve the east-west crossing
traffic needs to be slowed
Improve safety in 3 ways
Cycle lane ends abruptly
Cycle crossing between Sternhall Lane and Copeland Road
Narrower roads, more Suds and places for pedestrians and places to sit.
Fix the rat running!
Antisocial Behaviour
Closing Nigel Road will significantly increase traffic
the central island could be better utlised
Rye Lane Pavements
Right-hand filter
Address illegal parking that slows buses down
Upcoming and ongoing events
Past events

Event date: February 26th, 2025 from 16:00 to 19:00.
Nigel Road
20 registrants

Event date: September 7th, 2024 from 12:00 to 17:00.
Peckham Rye Park
