Norfolk County Council is consulting on seven options to tackle anti-social driving around Britannia Road and Vincent Road in Norwich.
Plans to tackle anti-social driving around Britannia Road and Vincent Road in Norwich could include closing roads to through traffic.
Norfolk County Council has launched a public consultation on seven possible options aimed at discouraging dangerous and anti-social driving and gatherings in the area.
Residents have raised longstanding concerns about vehicle-related behaviour around Britannia Road, Vincent Road and the edge of Mousehold Heath.
Possible measures being considered include speed humps, one-way restrictions and closing sections of road to through traffic.
The council says the proposals are currently part of a feasibility study and no final decision has been made.
One option could ultimately be selected, or feedback from residents could result in several different measures being combined into a final scheme.
Norfolk County Council is working with Norwich City Council and Norfolk Police on the project.
A vehicle-related Public Spaces Protection Order is already in place in the area, while some of the land affected by potential changes is managed by Norwich City Council and the Mousehold Heath Conservators.
The consultation opened on 21 September.
Residents, businesses and other interested groups have until Sunday 11 October to submit their views.

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