Details of non-standard traffic signs approved in England since 1 January 2011.
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| Date | Case | Traffic Authorisation | Applicant | Scheme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Case | Traffic Authorisation | Applicant | Scheme |
| 08/10/2025 | 5335 |
Electric recharging parking bays for car club permit holders (PDF - 6055 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Parking - Electric Vehicle Recharging, EV |
| 28/02/2024 | 5192 |
Parallel crossing on a long table (road hump) in Brighton Grove (PDF - 999 KB) |
Newcastle City Council | Parallel crossing - pedestrian, cycle |
| 16/12/2021 | 5011 |
Electric recharging parking bays for disabled badge holders (PDF - 769 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Parking - Electric Vehicle Recharging, EV |
| 15/11/2021 | 5006 |
Park Active symbol/logo for use on direction signs. Park Active, Cycle, Walk, Pedestrian, Direction sign (PDF - 3287 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Direction sign |
| 02/12/2020 | 4939 |
Pre-booked Electric Recharging Points, E-taxi, Area-wide (PDF - 1040 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Parking - Electric Vehicle Recharging, EV |
| 19/11/2019 | 4848 |
E-Taxi Recharging Points, Area-wide (PDF - 2953 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Parking - Electric Vehicle Recharging, EV |
| 14/12/2023 | 4605 |
Small Wild Animals Warning Sign, Area-wide. (squirrels, badgers, otters, hedgehogs) (PDF - 2059 KB) |
Brighton & Hove City Council | Warning Sign - Diagram NP 551.3 |
| 01/05/2013 | 3935 |
Event Day Parking, Coldean and Moulsecoomb, Brighton (PDF - 1807 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Parking - Match Day, Event Day |
| 26/02/2013 | 3792 |
Temporary Parking Suspension Sign (PDF - 1345 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Parking - Suspension |
| 01/10/2012 | 3567 |
National authorisation for portable traffic signals (area-wide) (PDF - 218 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Portable Traffic Signals |
| 05/03/2012 | 3246 |
Traffic Signs Policy Review Authorisation, area-wide, third edition (PDF - 2648 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Traffic signs |
| 17/02/2012 | 3074 |
Traffic signs policy review area-wide authorisation second edition (trixi mirrors) (PDF - 962 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Traffic Mirrors |
| 17/10/2011 | 2822 |
Traffic Signs Policy Review Area-Wide Special Direction (PDF - 128 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Special Directions |
| 17/10/2011 | 2665 |
Traffic Signs Policy Review Authorisation, area-wide (PDF - 7316 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Traffic signs |
| 26/07/2011 | 2401 |
Temporary Parking Suspension Sign (PDF - 4426 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Parking - Suspension |
| 18/02/2011 | 2210 |
Verge & Footway Parking Prohibition (PDF - 1399 KB) |
Brighton and Hove City Council | Parking - Verge & Footway |
Details of non-standard traffic signs approved in England since 1 January 2011.
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