Traffic signs used, including signs giving orders, warning signs, direction signs, information signs and road works signs. Although The Highway Code shows many of the signs commonly...

The Traffic Signs Manual (the Manual) offers advice to traffic authorities and their contractors, designers and managing agents in the United Kingdom, on the correct use of traffic signs and...

Traffic signs remain the most effective method of communicating to all road users what they need to know to complete their journey safely, efficiently and within the law. The design...

1.1 The Traffic Signs Manual is intended to give advice to traffic authorities and their agents on the correct use of signs and road markings. Mandatory requirements are set out in the current version of the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions; nothing in the manual can override these. The advice

The Traffic Signs Manual is intended to give advice to traffic authorities and their agents on the correct use of signs, road markings, and road studs. Mandatory requirements are set out in the current version of the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions (TSRGD); and nothing in the manual can override these.

Signs to indicate parking places and areas subject to parking controls. PART 1 Parking place signs and plates. 1. A sign for indicating a parking place (a “parking place... 2. A restriction...

In order to be lawfully placed on or near roads in England; traffic signs must either be prescribed by the TSRGD or be specially authorised by the Secretary of State in accordance with section 64...

1.1 Road markings and studs make an essential contribution to road safety e.g. by clearly defining the path to be followed through hazards, by separating conflicting movements and by delineating the edge of carriageway on unlit roads at night. They can also help to improve junction capacity, and make best use of available road space.

Our traffic signs, road markings and road studs policy benefit residents and visitors to North Lincolnshire by: Helping provide safer roads and better routes; Providing a guide to help the...

Regulations on the use of road studs on public roads in the UK changed with the publication of the European standard BS EN 1463 and its adoption into a newly printed Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions (TSRGD) 2002.