This note explains the law regarding the use of 30 mph repeater signs in urban areas.
Roads: 30 mph repeater signs (271 KB , PDF)
This note explains the law regarding the use of 30 mph repeater signs in urban areas.
30 mph repeater signs are not permitted on restricted roads; these are roads where there are street lights not more than 200 yards apart. The rules as to the use of repeater signs on roads with other speed limits were relaxed in 2012.
Roads: 30 mph repeater signs (271 KB , PDF)
Network Rail, train operators and British Transport Police all have a significant role in responding to and reducing suicides on the rail network. Local and national highway authorities have a similar role on the road network.
Blue Badges provide parking concessions for disabled people across the UK. Badge eligibility differs slightly between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Traffic Regulation Orders are used to create parking spaces, vehicle restrictions and temporary road closures. This paper describes how they can be introduced.