Can you please share the maintenance record of traffic lights, over recent years, at the junction of Harvist Road and Chamberlain Road, Kensal Rise (NW6/NW10). This includes any bulb replacement within the ‘no right/no left turn’ signs attached to the traffic lights themselves.

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TfL Ref: FOI-1198-2021

Thank you again for your request received by us on 29 September 2020.

Your request has been considered in accordance with the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act and our information access policy.  I can confirm that we hold the information you require. You asked:

Can you please share the maintenance record of traffic lights, over recent years, at the junction of Harvist Road and Chamberlain Road, Kensal Rise (NW6/NW10). This includes any bulb replacement within the ‘no right/no left turn’ signs attached to the traffic lights themselves.

Please find attached the fault log report for this junction. This shows all faults logged in our management system for the last five years.

Please note this also includes ‘switch outs’ which are not faults. This is when a third party requests that the traffic signals are switched out to allow for roadworks or something similar, which means they are not an indication of a fault at the junction. It also includes details of inspections. Faults that refer to the no right/no left turn signs are categorised as ‘Secret Signs’.

Attached are also annual maintenance check reports for this junction for the last five years.

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