Residential domestic crossovers (dropped kerbs) costs

Residential Domestic Crossovers fees from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024

Type of dropped kerb request Fee
Residential domestic crossover £1,791 plus £125 non-refundable inspection fee
Extension to a new or existing residential domestic crossover (300mm) £259
White line across residential domestic crossover £79 plus £100 non-refundable inspection fee
Residential domestic crossover in a controlled parking zone (CPZ) and amendment required to the existing traffic order £3,536 (to cover the cost of the consultation and order-making process, and amendments to signing and lining)

There are additional charges to cover the costs if an extension of an existing dropped kerb requires the removal of:

  • street furniture
  • trees
  • public utility apparatus

Quotations are valid for three months. 

After three months, if we have not received full payment, you'll need to pay a £50 administration fee.

You will not need to pay another inspection fee if it's within 12 months of permission being granted, or if it's not in a new financial year (beginning 1 April).

These charges are subject to annual review.

How to pay

Once a residential domestic crossover has been approved, full payment will be requested. You can pay in several ways:

Online

Crossover and hardstand must be approved beforehand. Once approved, you can pay online by following the steps in the form below.

Crossover payment form

By credit or debit card

Call the business support team (0208 921 6600) and make sure you have your card ready. 

By cheque

Make your cheque payable to 'Royal Borough of Greenwich' and send it to the following address:

Technical Support
Fifth floor, The Woolwich Centre,
Wellington Street,
London SE18 6HQ

In cash

Cash payments can be made at cash offices at the Royal Borough of Greenwich's service centres. Please quote 'Fund 2 (17132)' to the cashier, and please contact the Highways team to give your receipt number to speed up the process.