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 |
| 30/07/2024 | 5216 |
Toucan crossing on a long table (road hump), Durham Lane, Eaglescliffe (PDF - 2500 KB) |
Stockton on Tees Borough Council | Pedestrian crossing |
| 30/07/2024 | 5215 |
A parallel crossing on a long table (road hump), Durham Lane/Chaldron Way roundabout junction (PDF - 2500 KB) |
Stockton on Tees Borough Council | Parallel pedestrian and cycle crossing |
| 11/07/2024 | 5214 |
A parallel crossing on a long table (road hump), New Road, Stoke Gifford, Bristol (PDF - 15000 KB) |
South Gloucestershire Council | Parallel pedestrian and cycle crossing |
| 11/07/2024 | 5213 |
Solo motorcycle only parking sign, pay by phone. (PDF - 3000 KB) |
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea | Parking Signs |
| 11/07/2024 | 5212 |
Zig-zag lines at signal controlled segregated pedestrian & cycle crossing, parallel crossing (PDF - 3000 KB) |
Lancashire County Council | Parallel pedestrian and cycle crossing |
| 11/07/2024 | 5211 |
Zig-zag lines at signal controlled segregated pedestrian & cycle crossing, parallel crossing (PDF - 3000 KB) |
St Helens Council | Parallel pedestrian and cycle crossing |
| 24/06/2024 | 5210 |
A parallel crossing on a long table (road hump). Rawcliffe Lane, York (PDF - 6000 KB) |
City of York Council | Parallel pedestrian and cycle crossing |
| 24/06/2024 | 5209 |
A parallel crossing on a long table (road hump). Cherrywood Gardens, Porchester Road, Carlton, Nottingham. (PDF - 2000 KB) |
Nottingham City Council | Parallel pedestrian and cycle crossing |
| 17/06/2024 | 5208 |
Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) hospital signs (PDF - 997 KB) |
Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council | Direction Signs |
| 17/06/2024 | 5207 |
Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) hospital signs (PDF - 998 KB) |
Birmingham City Council | Direction Signs |
| 17/06/2024 | 5206 |
Permit holders past this point (PDF - 999 KB) |
Newcastle City Council | Parking signs |
| 10/06/2024 | 5205 |
E-Taxi Electric Recharging Point signs, Area-wide. (PDF - 1000 KB) |
Warwickshire County Council | Parking - Electric Vehicles Taxis (E-taxis) |
| 10/06/2024 | 5204 |
Electric recharging parking bays for disabled badge holders. (PDF - 2000 KB) |
Warwickshire County Council | Parking Signs - Electric Vehicle Recharging (EV) |
| 10/06/2024 | 5203 |
Toucan crossing on a long table (road hump), The Quays. (PDF - 5000 KB) |
Salford Metropolitan Borough Council | Pedestrian crossing |
| 03/06/2024 | 5202 |
A parallel crossing on a long table (road hump) in Glasshouse Lane near Aldridge Way, Kenilworth (PDF - 5000 KB) |
Warwickshire County Council | Parallel pedestrian and cycle crossing |
| 20/05/2024 | 5201 |
A Pedex crossing on a long table (road hump), Kingston Road, Leatherhead near Trinity Primary School. (PDF - 2500 KB) |
Surrey County Council | Pedestrian crossing |
| 20/05/2024 | 5200 |
A Pedex crossing on a long table (road hump), Weybourne Road, Farnham near William Cobbett Primary School. (PDF - 1500 KB) |
Surrey County Council | Pedestrian crossing |
| 20/05/2024 | 5199 |
Gantry mounted Lane Control Signals (LCS), Silvertown Tunnel. VMS. Matrix. (PDF - 7500 KB) |
Transport for London | Directions Signs. VMS. Signals. Flashing Lamps. Matrix |
| 20/05/2024 | 5198 |
The use of green road studs at emergency areas (EAs) on smart motorways. (PDF - 200 KB) |
National Highways, Highways England, Highways Agency | Road marking. Road studs |
| 15/04/2024 | 5197 |
Supplementary plate for use with sign 619 (Motor vehicles prohibited), licensed private hire (PDF - 1001 KB) |
Oxfordshire County Council | Prohibitory signs |
| 26/03/2024 | 5196 |
Pedestrian and cycle zone sign (618.3C) with HGVs over 7.5t, Queen Street, Newton Abbot (PDF - 1583 KB) |
Devon County Council | Pedestrian and Cycle Zone, entry sign |
| 02/05/2024 | 5195 |
Automatic bollards sign for sliding bollards, Area-wide (PDF - 849 KB) |
London Borough of Lambeth | Automatic, Sliding Bollards sign |
| 13/03/2024 | 5194 |
Yellow box marking, Ferrybridge to Goole, Cutsyke Junction Level Crossing, Network Rail (PDF - 1126 KB) |
Wakefield Council | Level Crossings, Road Marking |
| 06/03/2024 | 5193 |
Gantry mounted Lane Control Signals (LCS), Silvertown and Blackwall Tunnels. (PDF - 8234 KB) |
Transport for London | Directions Signs. VMS. Signals. Flashing Lamps. Matrix |
| 28/02/2024 | 5192 |
A parallel crossing on a long table (road hump) in Brighton Grove (PDF - 999 KB) |
Newcastle City Council | Parallel pedestrian and cycle crossing |
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