On the 1st September the traffic signals at Robin Hood Roundabout on the A24 at Horsham were turned on. The roundabout has been under reconstruction and modification over the past half year to turn the former uncontrolled 2 lane roundabout into a signalised roundabout which required significant widening to support traffic stacking.
The new layout has;
Toucan crossings across the northern arm to allow pedestrians and cyclists to safely cross the dual carriageway. There are also short sections of shared cycleways on either side too.
Traffic signal controls on three of the arms.
Widened 4 lane approach from the North on the A24 dual carriageway.
Widened 3 lane approach from the South on the A24 dual carriageway.
Photos
Warnham Road Approach, start of shared foot/cycleway (no tactile paving) 
Warnham Road Approach 
Warnham Road Arm 
Toucan Crossing across A24 Southbound 
Junction of Duax Hill & Robin Hood Lane and the other end of the shared cycle/footway 
Toucan Crossing across the A24 Northbound 
Warnham Road Exit. New Height Limit sign for car park 
End of cycle route sign on Warnham Road
Some works are still continuing, such as deer fencing and landscaping, approaches are still under a 40mph limit whilst these works continue.
