You will need to apply for a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) if you need to temporarily stop or limit vehicular and / or pedestrian traffic along the highway.
Where are TTROs used?
TTROs can be applied to roads, footways or Public Rights of Way (PRoWs). We can make a TTRO:
- to cover a planned situation, or an Urgent Notice if a restriction is needed immediately for an unplanned situation.
- to allow essential works to be carried out on the highway such as installation of, or maintenance works to, services for example gas, electricity or water.
- for works next to the highway such as large developments.
Common types of TTROs:
- Road closures
- Waiting restriction
- Weight restrictions
- Parking and Bus Lane Suspensions
They can also take the form of a:
- Banned turn
- One-way restriction
- Speed limit or
- Prohibition of entry
How to apply?
How much will it cost?
A fee of £2,000 will apply for all Temporary Traffic Road Orders.
What happens next?