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Goodwill unveils huge shake-up to Britain’s traffic signing rules

16 May 2014
The DfT is to introduce stricter rules for tourist signs in England. The reforms will also ban the installation of new Pelican crossings
The DfT is to introduce stricter rules for tourist signs in England. The reforms will also ban the installation of new Pelican crossings

 

Major reforms to Britain’s road traffic sign rules have been unveiled by the Government. 

The changes introduce a host of new signs, markings and signals for cyclists; spell the end for Pelican crossings; and should cut the cost for councils to implement 20mph speed limits. 

More generally, the reforms reduce the number of signs and markings needing special authorisation from the DfT; give local authorities more freedom to reduce signage; and could save councils hundreds of...

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