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Specifies how local authorities fulfil their road condition data reporting requirements.
How to use traffic equipment and implement traffic regulations and policies.
How local highways authorities should classify roads and organise the primary route network without approval from the Department for Transport.
Guide to road condition statistics and technical information.
Traffic signs for speed limits.
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Upright traffic signs that indicate regulatory requirements for moving traffic.
How electric vehicle charge point operators can use street works permits to install chargepoints and related equipment.
Dart Charge sign locations for Kent and Essex.
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Traffic signs indicating pedestrian zones, cycle zones and charging schemes.
Guidance and pro-formas for developing and submitting investment proposals for local roads.
Code of practice for highway authorities on how to carry out inspections of street works.
The use of traffic bollards and associated signing for roads with a speed limit of 30 miles per hour or lower.
Local transport note to help in the design of traffic management measures that consider and care for the streetscape.
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