Traffic management act 2004 - Permit schemes - decision-making and development (2nd edition)

Department for Transport, 2010
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Civil & Structural Supplement

Abstract

Permit schemes are used by Local authorities to control highway works. Establishes good design principles for the scheme, looks at different scheme types, encourages collaboration to reveal valuable lessons to be learned and offer solutions from other Local authority schemes and tries to ensure the schemes deliver value for money. Includes a checklist.

History

1st edition January 2010. See also: Traffic management act 2004 (part 3 - permit schemes): Additional advice note - for developing and operating future permit schemes (DFT, 2013).

Subjects

  • Roads
  • Civil engineering, infrastructure and public utilities
  • Transport facilities
  • Streetworks/road maintenance

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