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 |
| 20/09/2016 | 4471 |
Temporary Parking Suspension Sign (PDF - 2020 KB) |
Medway Council | Parking - Suspension |
| 25/08/2016 | 4470 |
Cycle Direction Signs, Various Locations, TfL Cycle Superhighway (PDF - 1055 KB) |
Transport for London | Cycling - Other |
| 20/10/2016 | 4469 |
Narrow Wig-wag, Plumpton Racecourse, East Sussex (PDF - 2918 KB) |
Network Rail | Level crossing, traffic signal NP 3015 |
| 08/09/2016 | 4467 |
Narrow Wig-wag NP 3015, Camborne Level Crossing, Cornwall (PDF - 1157 KB) |
Network Rail | Level crossing, traffic signal NP 3015 |
| 25/10/2016 | 4466 |
Temporary Parking Suspension Sign (PDF - 1640 KB) |
Hampshire County Council | Parking - Suspension |
| 16/08/2016 | 4465 |
No Motor Vehicles Sign 619, Except for Authorised Vehilces, M1 Junction 19 Improvement Scheme (PDF - 561 KB) |
National Highways, Highways England, Highways Agency | Prohibitory signs - Diagram 619 |
| 07/09/2016 | 4464 |
Diagram 545 Children going to or from school or playground as a road marking (PDF - 1975 KB) |
Salford City Council | Road Marking |
| 25/11/2016 | 4462 |
Pedestrian Zone Sign, Exmouth Market, Islington (PDF - 1721 KB) |
London Borough of Islington | Pedestrian zone, entry sign |
| 18/08/2016 | 4461 |
Remote Control Temporary Traffic Management VMS Aspects for use on Motorways and Trunk Roads (PDF - 2213 KB) |
National Highways, Highways England, Highways Agency | Variable Message Signs - VMS |
| 05/12/2016 | 4460 |
Pedestrian Zone Sign with Except Authorised Vehicles, Motcomb Street, City of Westminster (PDF - 1126 KB) |
City of Westminster | Pedestrian zone, entry sign |
| 25/08/2016 | 4459 |
Variant to Wig-wag Sign 3014, Area-wide, Level crossing, Network Rail (PDF - 4312 KB) |
Network Rail | Level crossing, traffic signal |
| 31/08/2016 | 4458 |
Cyclists Prohibited with Time Plate, Carlisle (PDF - 2340 KB) |
Cumbria County Council | Cycling - Other |
| 20/09/2016 | 4456 |
Diagram 545 Children going to or from school or playground as a road marking, Tiptoe Road, New Milton, Hampshire (PDF - 1328 KB) |
Hampshire County Council | Road Marking |
| 31/08/2016 | 4454 |
Red Route Controls, Transport for London (PDF - 630 KB) |
Transport for London | Red Routes |
| 16/08/2016 | 4452 |
Split Advance Stop Lines, Cromwell Rd, Junction-Ashburn Place,Grenville Place, Ashburn Gdns, TfL (PDF - 1764 KB) |
Transport for London | Road Markings - Other |
| 11/10/2016 | 4450 |
Look Both Ways Road Marking, West Parkside, Greenwich (PDF - 665 KB) |
Royal Borough of Greenwich | Road Markings - Other |
| 09/09/2016 | 4448 |
Bus Lane Sign 959B Without Cycle Symbol, Bexhill to Hastings Link Road (PDF - 764 KB) |
East Sussex County Council | Bus lane |
| 26/05/2016 | 4446 |
Cycle Direction Signs, Various Locations, TfL Cycle Superhighway (PDF - 1316 KB) |
Transport for London | Cycling - Other |
| 19/05/2016 | 4443 |
Temporary Parking Suspension Sign, Devon (PDF - 1962 KB) |
Torbay Council | Parking - Suspension |
| 11/08/2016 | 4442 |
No Motor Vehicles Except Tractors, Thornford Road, Headley (PDF - 2298 KB) |
Hampshire County Council | Prohibitory signs - Diagram 619 |
| 23/06/2016 | 4439 |
Temporary Parking Suspension & No Stopping Except Authorised Vehicles (PDF - 10845 KB) |
Bournemouth Borough Council | Parking - Suspension |
| 25/04/2016 | 4438 |
Temporary Parking Suspension Sign (PDF - 2846 KB) |
Hertfordshire County Council | Parking - Suspension |
| 10/08/2016 | 4436 |
Diagram 620 Plate Variation, A303 Emergency Diversion Route (PDF - 1835 KB) |
National Highways, Highways England, Highways Agency | Regulatory Sign |
| 27/06/2016 | 4435 |
Various Direction Signs, Junctions 2-4a, M3 ALR scheme (PDF - 1150 KB) |
National Highways, Highways England, Highways Agency | Direction sign |
| 07/07/2016 | 4432 |
Split Advanced Stop Line, Lewisham High Street, TfL (PDF - 2370 KB) |
Transport for London | Road Markings - Other |
Details of non-standard traffic signs approved in England since 1 January 2011.
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