"We knew going into this that not every concept would be 100 per cent perfect which is why we use a trial and error method. The feedback enables us to work together with our community to identify the best solutions for the town."
So far, the 10 speed cushions installed on Bryce St have been reduced to five and additional signage has been set up at the intersection of Wilson and Duke Sts to alert drivers to a new one-way system. Also, a number of orange 'hit sticks' have been removed.
Inglis says: "We need feedback to ensure we see what works and what doesn't so Council can make informed decisions in the future about permanent infrastructure."
The trial is 90 per cent funded by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and is one of more than 21 trials under way across New Zealand.
Residents can have their say online here or collect a hardcopy survey to fill in from the Cambridge Library and Waipā District Council office on 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge.