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 |
| 13/10/2011 | 2535 |
Non-illuminated bollards (PDF - 6673 KB) |
Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council | Bollards - Non illuminated, non-illuminated |
| 05/09/2011 | 2533 |
Residents permit parking past this point', Holden Avenue and New Hall Road, Bury (PDF - 1465 KB) |
Bury Metropolitan Borough Council | Parking - Past This Point |
| 28/07/2011 | 2531 |
Average Speed Camera Check sign, East End, Plymouth (PDF - 3799 KB) |
Plymouth City Council | Speed Limit Signs |
| 28/11/2011 | 2530 |
Wood street voucher Parking Waltham Forest (PDF - 380 KB) |
London Borough of Waltham Forest | Parking - Other |
| 04/10/2011 | 2529 |
Yellow box markings, Blackfriars Phase 3, TfL (PDF - 1131 KB) |
Transport for London | Road Marking - Yellow box |
| 13/10/2011 | 2527 |
Permit Parking, North End, Durham (PDF - 744 KB) |
Durham County Council | Parking - Past This Point |
| 05/10/2011 | 2526 |
6 Metre (6m) Poles, Tall poles, Junction 17 A1(M) Peterborough (PDF - 3169 KB) |
Peterborough City Council | Traffic Signals |
| 05/10/2011 | 2525 |
6 Metre (6m) Poles, Tall poles, Junction 1 Fletton Parkway, Peterborough (PDF - 2113 KB) |
Peterborough City Council | Traffic Signals |
| 04/10/2011 | 2523 |
No entry except cycles, Elmwood Lane, Leeds (PDF - 1525 KB) |
Leeds City Council | Prohibitory signs - Diagram 616, No entry |
| 05/10/2011 | 2522 |
Max Headroom Lane Restriction Warning Sign, Kingsway (due to tall trees), Westminster (PDF - 1756 KB) |
City of Westminster | Warning Sign |
| 03/10/2011 | 2521 |
6 Metre (6m) Poles, traffic signal poles, A133 St Andrews Avenue, Colchester, Essex (PDF - 1560 KB) |
Essex County Council | Traffic Signals |
| 30/09/2011 | 2520 |
Pedestrian Zone, Bath Passage, Kingston upon Thames (PDF - 969 KB) |
Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames | Pedestrian zone, entry sign |
| 03/10/2011 | 2519 |
Short Disabled Parking Bay marking, Hazeleigh Avenue, Bitterne Park, Radcliffe Road, Sholing (PDF - 14340 KB) |
Southampton City Council | Parking - Disabled |
| 30/09/2011 | 2518 |
Restricted Zone, The Pightle, Haverhill, Suffolk (PDF - 3413 KB) |
Suffolk County Council | Parking, Restricted Zones |
| 30/09/2011 | 2517 |
Residents permit parking, 'past this point', Cold Well Square, Leeds (PDF - 938 KB) |
Leeds City Council | Parking - Past This Point |
| 23/09/2011 | 2516 |
Short Disabled Parking Bay marking, Chantry Crescent and Westbury Ave, Brent (PDF - 1054 KB) |
London Borough of Brent | Parking - Disabled |
| 05/08/2011 | 2515 |
Restricted Zones, Bradwell Common and Conniburrow, Milton Keynes (was 'Past this point') (PDF - 2078 KB) |
Milton Keynes Council | Parking - Past This Point |
| 02/08/2011 | 2514 |
20mph zone - special direction, Powderham, Devon (PDF - 1014 KB) |
Devon County Council | Special Directions |
| 26/09/2011 | 2513 |
Except buses and taxis (variant of diagram 877), Bishops Hill bus lane, Ipswich (PDF - 1395 KB) |
Suffolk County Council | Direction sign |
| 20/09/2011 | 2512 |
City-wide authorisation of Contra-flow cycling signs, Sheffield (PDF - 1257 KB) |
Sheffield City Council | Cycling - Contra-flow |
| 18/07/2011 | 2511 |
Orpington Restricted Zone - reauthorisation, LB Bromley (PDF - 4122 KB) |
London Borough of Bromley | Parking - Restricted Zones |
| 04/10/2011 | 2510 |
Electric Vehicle charging bays (PDF - 1163 KB) |
Durham County Council | Parking - Electric Vehicle Recharging, EV |
| 15/09/2011 | 2509 |
Permit parking past this point, Central Avenue, Arnold (PDF - 6413 KB) |
Nottinghamshire County Council | Parking - Past This Point |
| 04/08/2011 | 2508 |
'STOP' cycle race sign Devon (PDF - 2080 KB) |
Devon County Council | Cycling - Other |
| 21/09/2011 | 2507 |
'Permit parking past this point', Newton Abbot, Devon (PDF - 1351 KB) |
Devon County Council | Parking - Past This Point |
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