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Traffic regulation orders

Traffic regulation orders allow the highways authority to impose restrictions on such things as speed of traffic and parking.

About traffic regulation orders

Rushmoor Borough Council has delegated powers from Hampshire County Council to introduce traffic regulation orders for the following:

One-way streets
Parking/waiting restrictions
Pedestrian movements

These are legal orders and are enforceable by law.

Timescales of traffic regulation orders

On average, a traffic regulation order takes between nine to 12 months from design to implementation.

Enforcement of traffic regulation orders

We can enforce the traffic regulation orders through our team of civil enforcement officers.

Temporary traffic regulation orders

pdf icon Farnborough Winter Half Marathon 2019 [127kb]

Proposed permanent traffic regulation orders

pdf icon Various roads in Aldershot and Farnborough - disabled parking bay order [129kb]

pdf icon Aldershot Consolidation AM1 C0004 NOM [81kb]

pdf icon Farnborough Consolidation AM1 C0003 NOM [140kb]

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