More articles like this...
Parking, Road management / Maintenance, Yorkshire & Humber
Pavement parking signage rules ‘too onerous’
Kirklees Council is to work with the police to tackle pavement parking abuses because it says the DfT’s civil enforcement rules are too costly and will require lots of additional signs creating more street clutter.
Transport minister Norman Baker wrote to councils in England outside London last February encouraging them to use Traffic Regulation Orders to prohibit footway parking. He also revealed new signs to indicate a local pavement parking ban that councils can implement without...
Join Local Transport Today subscribers and read this article in full...
|
|
||
1 Year |
2 YearSave 10% |
3 YearSave 15% |
£140 |
£252 |
£357 |
|
+£4 VAT |
+£7.20 VAT |
+£10.20 VAT |
Local Transport Today is dedicated to providing you with detailed knowledge: essential to informed transport planning and project delivery. All annual subscriptions include a 1 user licence for TransportXtra |
||
![]() |
||
| |
TransportXtra only
An online-only subscription to TransportXtra works out at less than £7.50 per month for all the latest issues and transport intelligence. |
£90 + VAT
|
Not ready to subscribe? Take a 2 week free trial







