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A Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) is a legal order. It enables the county council, as the highway authority, to manage traffic in the county. Examples of TROs includes parking restrictions, speed limits, one-way streets, weight restrictions, no right/left turns and loading bays. The following is a list of recent traffic regulation order proposals which are currently under consultation. Please forward any comments or objections by email.
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This proposal is to implement 'No Waiting at Any Time' Restrictions on Mulberry Avenue (New Link Road), Fir Drive, Pine Road, Cherry Tree Way, Alder Place, and Cedar Road, to revoke 'No Stopping on Main Carriageway' and implement '24hr Clearway' on (Old) Braintree Road, and Long Green, to implement a 'Bus Cage' on Mulberry Avenue (New Link Road), to implement a '20mph Zone' on Fir Drive, Pine Road, Cherry Tree Way, Holly Crescent, Elm Road, Alder Way, Cedar Road, Elderberry Grove, and (Old) Braintree Road, to implement a '30mph Speed Limit' on the B1018 Braintree Road, Old Braintree Road, and Long Green, to implement a '40mph Speed Limit' on Long Green, to implement a '7.5T Weight Restriction' on Mulberry Avenue (New Link Road), Fir Drive, Pine Road, Cherry Tree Way, Alder Place, and Cedar Road, to implement a 'Prohibition of Motor Vehicles' Restriction on Old Braintree Road, and to implement a 'Raised Table' on Old Braintree Road, in the Parish of Cressing, in the District of Braintree.
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This proposal is the Proposed Implementation of 24hr Clearway (No Stopping on Main Carriageway, Footway or Verge) on Tye Road and A1331 Link Road, Elmstead in the District of Tendring.
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