Police say traffic complaints outside a school in the south of the Island have only been raised once in the past four years.
A freedom of information request asked how many times Arbory commissioners had raised concerns with officers about the road outside Arbory School.
In response, offices said they'd never been contacted by the local authority but the Southern Neighbourhood Policing Team Multi Agency Partnership discussed the issue in December 2015.
The answer also revealed 11 people had been prosecuted for traffic offences since 2013.
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