Leeds Fink Hill
Improving safety and easing congestion at the Fink Hill junction in Leeds.
Improving safety and easing congestion at the Fink Hill junction in Leeds.
The Fink Hill project upgraded a busy A6120 junction to improve pedestrian and cycle safety, reduce congestion and reconnect local communities with jobs and services.
The Fink Hill junction is on the A6120 Outer Ring Road in Leeds. It is a busy, four-arm signal-controlled junction.
Before the project, pedestrian access was poor. One pelican crossing on the A6120 (Eastbound) stopped traffic across all three lanes. There were no formal crossings on Fink Hill, Parkside or A6120 (Westbound). The junction also suffered from regular congestion and traffic delays, particularly at peak times.
This project aimed to:
Leeds City Council led the project with West Yorkshire Combined Authority as a delivery partner. Work on the project took place between April 2022 and January 2024.
The project was funded with:
This scheme is part of the corridor improvement programme. Corridor improvement projects are supported by the West Yorkshire-plus Transport Fund.
The programme aims to deliver benefits for all road users and:
For more information, please email the Connecting Leeds team.
