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 |
| 04/10/2022 | 5067 |
Pedestrian and Cycle Zone Sign with Except Authorised Vehicles, Area-wide (PDF - 575 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Pedestrian and Cycle Zone, entry sign |
| 20/06/2019 | 4814 |
No left turn except vehicles under 7.5t, Figges Marsh junction, LB Merton (PDF - 2402 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Regulatory signs |
| 13/02/2019 | 4793 |
Split Advanced Stop Line (ASL), Junction of Martin Way and Bushey Road, LB Merton (PDF - 2842 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Road Markings - Other |
| 14/12/2023 | 4668 |
Small Wild Animals Warning Sign, Area-wide. (squirrels, badgers, otters, hedgehogs) (PDF - 2059 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Warning Signs |
| 21/06/2013 | 3939 |
Short Disabled Bay, 41 Acre Road, LB Merton (PDF - 1468 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Parking, Disabled |
| 05/03/2013 | 3876 |
Temporary parking suspension sign, area-wide, LB Merton (PDF - 1198 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Temporary Parking Suspension Sign |
| 01/10/2012 | 3630 |
National authorisation for portable traffic signals (area-wide) (PDF - 159 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Portable Traffic Signals |
| 10/09/2012 | 3488 |
Short Disabled Parking Bay, 60 Beech Grove CR4, LB Merton (PDF - 2832 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Parking, Disabled |
| 24/10/2012 | 3442 |
Yellow Box, Gap Rd, Durnsford Rd, Plough Lane, Haydons Rd (PDF - 4910 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Road markings - Yellow Box |
| 05/03/2012 | 3310 |
Traffic signs policy review area-wide authorisation third edition (PDF - 2659 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Traffic signs, area-wide |
| 22/03/2012 | 3230 |
Yellow Box Junction Kingston Rd/Dorset Rd Merton (PDF - 5539 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Road markings - Yellow Box |
| 17/02/2012 | 3138 |
Traffic signs policy review area-wide authorisation second edition (trixi mirrors) (PDF - 1004 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Traffic Mirrors |
| 17/10/2011 | 2885 |
Traffic Signs Policy Review Area-Wide Special Direction (PDF - 128 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Special Directions, area-wide |
| 17/10/2011 | 2728 |
Traffic Signs Policy Review Area-wide Authorisation (PDF - 7308 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Traffic signs, area-wide |
| 24/06/2011 | 2462 |
Non-illuminated bollards area-wide, LB Merton (PDF - 1970 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Bollards - Non illuminated |
| 23/06/2011 | 2461 |
Illuminated bollards, area-wide, LB Merton (PDF - 11032 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Bollards - Illuminated |
| 24/08/2011 | 2459 |
Short disabled bay markings opposite 9 Southey Road, London SW19 (PDF - 4655 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Parking, Disabled |
| 02/09/2011 | 2323 |
20 minutes free parking for Wimbledon Bridge, Merton (PDF - 4728 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Parking - Other |
| 28/04/2011 | 1834 |
Non-prescribed disabled parking bay for 206 Tamworth Lane, LB Merton (PDF - 3474 KB) |
London Borough of Merton | Parking, Disabled |
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