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 |
| 16/08/2012 | 3463 |
Short Disabled Parking Bays, Sholing Road & Tamarisk Gardens, Southampton (PDF - 3825 KB) |
Southampton City Council | Parking - Disabled |
| 24/08/2012 | 3460 |
Footway Parking Signs, CPZs (PDF - 6337 KB) |
Oxfordshire County Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
| 26/06/2012 | 3459 |
Shared Use Taxi and Disabled Bays, Area-wide, Birmingham (PDF - 807 KB) |
Birmingham City Council | Parking - Shared Use |
| 21/05/2012 | 3454 |
Additional Olympic sign (outside CPZs) (PDF - 4064 KB) |
London Borough of Newham | Miscellaneous - Olympics |
| 24/10/2012 | 3453 |
HGV Vehicle Height Sign, A14 Huntingdon Railway Viaduct, Huntingdon (PDF - 2412 KB) |
Cambridgeshire County Council | Direction sign |
| 30/07/2012 | 3452 |
Short Disabled Parking Bays (PDF - 1488 KB) |
Southampton City Council | Parking - Disabled |
| 02/05/2013 | 3450 |
Variable Message Signs (VMS) for Police Vehicles (PDF - 1509 KB) |
ACPO | Variable Message Signs - VMS |
| 19/07/2012 | 3449 |
Goods Vehicles Loading Bays, Various Locations, Stoke City Centre (PDF - 885 KB) |
Stoke on Trent City Council | Parking - Other |
| 15/05/2012 | 3448 |
Additional Olympic signs (Related to CPZs) (PDF - 5044 KB) |
London Borough of Newham | Miscellaneous - Olympics |
| 15/05/2012 | 3447 |
Additional Olympic signs (2 hours permitted parking) (PDF - 3361 KB) |
London Borough of Greenwich | Miscellaneous - Olympics |
| 03/07/2012 | 3446 |
Pay by Phone Parking, Liverpool, Update to Case 2468 (PDF - 1269 KB) |
Liverpool City Council | Parking - Match Day, Event Day |
| 31/07/2012 | 3445 |
Motorcycle-only Bays, Area-wide (PDF - 564 KB) |
City of Westminster | Parking sign |
| 24/07/2012 | 3444 |
Except Authorised Vehicles sign, Junction of Knightsbridge and Albert Gate, Westminster (PDF - 282 KB) |
City of Westminster | Direction sign |
| 24/10/2012 | 3442 |
Yellow Box, Gap Rd, Durnsford Rd, Plough Lane, Haydons Rd (PDF - 4910 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Road Marking - Yellow box |
| 08/05/2012 | 3440 |
Coventry - limited retention of 1020.1 road marking (PDF - 4799 KB) |
Coventry City Council | Road Markings - Other |
| 16/07/2012 | 3439 |
Short Kerb Markings, Broadway, Barnsley (PDF - 3268 KB) |
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council | Road Markings - Other |
| 30/07/2012 | 3437 |
Various Signs, Manchester Metrolink Phase 3B, Droylsden to Ashton-under-Lyne (PDF - 314 KB) |
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council | Bus lane |
| 26/04/2012 | 3436 |
Temporary Holloway Road Arsenal Event signs (for VMS) (TfL) (PDF - 3696 KB) |
Transport for London | Parking - Match Day, Event Day |
| 14/06/2012 | 3435 |
Olympic Route Network Additional signs C London network, Load Zones and additional signs (PDF - 570 KB) |
Transport for London | Red Routes |
| 05/07/2012 | 3434 |
HGVs in bus lane A312 Church Rd, Northolt, Middx (PDF - 4063 KB) |
Transport for London | Bus lane |
| 28/06/2012 | 3433 |
Off-side Bus Lane Sign, Tregolls Road, Truro (PDF - 626 KB) |
Cornwall County Council | Bus lane |
| 22/06/2012 | 3432 |
Short Disabled Parking Bays, Various Locations, LB Brent (PDF - 1006 KB) |
London Borough of Brent | Parking - Disabled |
| 02/07/2012 | 3430 |
No Loading At Any Time, Cannon Street, City of London (PDF - 1457 KB) |
City of London Corporation | Parking - Other |
| 29/06/2012 | 3427 |
Variable Message Signs at Dartford Toll (PDF - 1307 KB) |
National Highways, Highways England, Highways Agency | Variable Message Signs - VMS |
| 25/04/2012 | 3426 |
Pedestrian Zone Sign Exceptions for Taxis and Loading, Leicester Square (PDF - 3923 KB) |
City of Westminster | Pedestrian zone, entry sign |
Details of non-standard traffic signs approved in England since 1 January 2011.
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