Guidance

Traffic signs working drawings: TSRGD 2016 schedule 17

Letters, numerals and other characters for traffic signs.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
22 April 2016

Documents

Schedule 17 part 01 (tm1)

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Schedule 17 part 01 (tm2)

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Schedule 17 part 01 (tm3)

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Schedule 17 part 02 (th1)

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Schedule 17 part 02 (th2)

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Schedule 17 part 02 (th3)

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Schedule 17 part 03 (mb1)

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Details

The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions (TSRGD) 2016 prescribes the design and condition of use for traffic signs on or near roads in England, Scotland and Wales.

Schedule 17 of the TSRGD 2016 covers letters, numerals and other characters.

This follows the same format as Schedule 13 in TSRGD 2002 except for symbols indicating diversion routes. These are prescribed in Part 11 of Schedule 12. Schedule 17 additionally includes the new Scottish Gaelic alphabets.

The title of each working drawing reflects the respective Schedule, Part and Item in TSRGD 2016. The part of the title in parentheses refers to the TSRGD 2002 working drawing that it has replaced.

Published 22 April 2016

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