A moveable vehicle activation sign (MVAS) serves as a visual reminder to drivers to adhere to the speed limit and helps to deter reckless driving behaviour. By proactively addressing this issue, we can create a safer environment for all residents and promote responsible driving habits within our community.
To ensure safety and promote active travel, MTC has four Moveable Vehicle Activated Signs (MVAS).
These signs encourage drivers to slow down, creating safer places for active travel.
MVAS Latest Data Summaries
Institute Road Facing High Street July – Sept 2024
Institute Road Facing Glade Road July – Sept 2024
Wycombe Road Facing Marlow Bottom July – Sept 2024
Wycombe Road Facing Marlow July – Sept 2024
Henley Road Facing Marlow May – Jul 2024
Henley Road Facing Henley May- Jul 2024
Oaktree Road Facing Wycombe Road May – Jul 2024
Oaktree Road Facing up hill May – Jul 2024
Lock Road Facing Marlow Donkey Apr – May 2024
Seymour Park Road Facing Londis Mar – May 2024
Institute Road Facing The High Street Feb – Mar 2024
Bobmore Lane Facing Little Marlow Road Jan – Mar 2024
Bobmore Lane Facing Wycombe Road Jan – Mar 2024
Wycombe Road Facing Marlow Bottom Jan – Feb 2024
Henley Road facing Henley Nov – Dec 2023
Station Road Facing Marlow Nov – Dec 2023
Terrington Hill Facing Spinfield School Nov – Dec 2023
Wiltshire Road Facing Marlow July – Nov 2023
Wiltshire Road Facing Marlow Aug – Oct 2023
Wycombe Road Facing Marlow Jul -Oct 2023
Parkway Facing towards the Estate Jun – Jul 2023
Seymour Court Road Facing Marlow Jun – Jul 2023
Borlase School Facing Marlow Apr – Jun 2023
West Street Facing Henley Apr – Jun 2023
Parkway Facing Fire Station Mar – May 2023
Pound Lane Facing Henley Mar – Jun 2023
Lock Road Facing Marlow Donkey Jan – Mar 2023
Henley Road facing Henley Jan – Feb 2023
MVAS Request Form
Submitting a request to add your street to a list for consideration is a proactive step in addressing local concerns, such as traffic issues or safety hazards. However, it’s crucial to recognise that the inclusion of a street on the list may not always be immediately feasible for various reasons. Factors such as varying road conditions and lack of suitable infrastructure to mount the MVAS machine on can impact the effectiveness of the MVAS machines in accurately capturing vehicle speeds.
When submitting your request, we kindly request that you provide a postcode instead of a street name. This will enable us to ensure more precise placement of the MVAS.
