Details of non-standard traffic signs approved in England since 1 January 2011.
| Date | Case | Traffic Authorisation | Applicant | Scheme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Case | Traffic Authorisation | Applicant | Scheme |
| 04/01/2012 | 2340 |
No left turn with limited time banned movement, Elgood Avenue, Northwood, Hillingdon (PDF - 4095 KB) |
London Borough of Hillingdon | Prohibitory sign - Diagram 612/613, No right turn, no left turn |
| 26/05/2011 | 2339 |
Unsuitable for HGV pictorial informatory signs, satnav (PDF - 3756 KB) |
London Borough of Bromley | Informatory Sign |
| 23/05/2011 | 2338 |
Illuminated bollards (PDF - 5983 KB) |
Leicester City Council | Bollards - Illuminated |
| 14/07/2011 | 2336 |
Rising Bollard Warning Signs (PDF - 4015 KB) |
Nottingham City Council | Bollards - Rising |
| 11/03/2011 | 2332 |
Variable Message Signs for Authorised Buses Authority-wide, Hampshire (PDF - 3384 KB) |
Hampshire County Council | Variable Message Signs - VMS |
| 11/03/2011 | 2331 |
Bus Pay and Display, Hasting (Addition to Case 1557) (PDF - 2620 KB) |
East Sussex County Council | Parking - Shared Use |
| 07/06/2011 | 2329 |
High Occupancy Vehicle lane with 50mph limit on A369, North Somerset (PDF - 1177 KB) |
North Somerset Council | Road Markings - Other |
| 17/05/2011 | 2328 |
Non-illuminated bollard (PDF - 7900 KB) |
Transport for London | Bollards - Non illuminated, non-illuminated |
| 11/03/2011 | 2327 |
Residents permit & limited waiting parking sign, The Crescent, Slough (PDF - 1868 KB) |
Slough Borough Council | Parking - Other |
| 16/03/2011 | 2326 |
No right turn except cycles, Princess Road, LB Camden (PDF - 3107 KB) |
London Borough of Camden | Prohibitory sign - Diagram 612/613, No right turn, no left turn |
| 17/05/2011 | 2325 |
'Permit parking past this point', Cable Rd, Prescot, Knowsley (PDF - 1711 KB) |
Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council | Parking - Past This Point |
| 07/07/2011 | 2324 |
Contra-flow cycling signs, Park Village East, LB Camden (PDF - 3727 KB) |
London Borough of Camden | Cycling - Contra-flow |
| 02/09/2011 | 2323 |
20 minutes free parking for Wimbledon Bridge, Merton (PDF - 4728 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Parking - Other |
| 07/03/2011 | 2321 |
Restricted Zone in the Sneinton Square area, Nottingham (PDF - 451 KB) |
Nottingham City Council | Parking, Restricted Zones |
| 07/03/2011 | 2320 |
Colour contrasting parking and loading bays, Crediton, Devon (PDF - 5159 KB) |
Devon County Council | Road Markings - Other |
| 25/02/2011 | 2319 |
No entry except cycles, Cambridge, 4 sites (PDF - 4398 KB) |
Cambridgeshire County Council | Prohibitory signs - Diagram 616, No entry |
| 17/03/2011 | 2318 |
Variable Message Signs (VMS) M6 Toll (PDF - 7831 KB) |
M6toll | Variable Message Signs - VMS |
| 18/02/2011 | 2317 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 1384 KB) |
Worcestershire County Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
| 18/02/2011 | 2316 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 1366 KB) |
Wolverhampton Borough Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
| 18/02/2011 | 2315 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 1370 KB) |
Wokingham District Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
| 18/02/2011 | 2314 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 1337 KB) |
Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
| 18/02/2011 | 2313 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 1356 KB) |
Wiltshire County Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
| 18/02/2011 | 2312 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 1361 KB) |
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
| 18/02/2011 | 2311 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 2594 KB) |
West Sussex County Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
| 18/02/2011 | 2310 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 2632 KB) |
West Berkshire District Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
Details of non-standard traffic signs approved in England since 1 January 2011.
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