The changes proposed in the Strategic Development Sites south of Warwick will generate an extra 4,000 to 5,000 extra vehicles using the southern approach roads in Warwick that are already subject to severe traffic congestion. Adding traffic lights does not address the fact that there is only one bridge available across the Avon which was built in the 18th century, has a 7.5 ton weight restriction, and only allows single lane traffic in each direction. These developments will only bring more traffic, greater congestion, air pollution and traffic noise onto this already overloaded bridge. As a pedestrian, it is already very difficult to cross the Banbury Road at peak times due to the continuous stream of cars. This also already causes a problem for the school children trying to gain access to the schools on Myton Road, and their parents trying to collect them on overcrowded roads.