The Council is responsible for installing new markings on public roads and streets in the borough that are not red routes. It and for maintaining existing markings on these roads.
If you would like a advisory road marking to encourage people not to park in front of a crossover, the Council will paint it for you.
What does it cost?
A charge is made to paint a new white line, known as an information bar, on the road in front of a crossover.
It costs £44 and the charge is reviewed annually.
There is no charge to reinstate existing lines.
How do I apply?
Anyone with a crossover can apply for the service by email, telephone or in writing.
If the site of the line is on a public street, road or highway, please contact the Council using the details on the right.
If the road is on a Council estate, contact the relevant Neighbourhood Office.
Find local Neighbourhood Offices here
If the line is needed on a red route, Contact Transport for London. Email enquiries@streetmanagement.org.uk
What happens next?
- When you make a request, full details will be taken.
- An engineer will visit the site and assess the request, taking into account a number of factors including the location and proximity to a road junction.
- You will then be notified of the engineer's decision
- If approved, and you wish to have the information bar painted, payment will be requested
- The work will be carried out only when the payment has cleared
Further information
Find out more about road markings in our Travel and transport section.
Discover how you can get a crossover for parking at home.