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1. www.gov.uk › government › collectionsRoad traffic signs, signals and road markings - GOV.UK

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   Nov 26, 2015 · The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016 (TSRGD), prescribe the designs and conditions of use for traffic signs to be lawfully placed on or near roads in England, Scotland...

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     The traffic signs manual gives guidance on the use of...

2. www.gov.uk › guidance › traffic-sign-imagesRoad traffic sign images for reproduction - GOV.UK

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   We have made available more than 600 traffic-sign images from those in the publication Know your traffic signs. They are grouped in the same categories. The images are intended mainly for media professionals to reproduce in printed matter, on screen or in other media. The images are not intended for the use of traffic-sign professionals, who should...

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   Reproducing images of traffic signs

   Traffic signs are Crown copyright. They are part of legislation (Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002, often referred to as TSRGD). The numbers in the image file names relate to the TSRGDnumbering. You may reproduce traffic-sign images free of charge and without having to seek permission, but you must reproduce them accurately and not in a misleading context (eg not on roadside billboards where they could mislead drivers). You should also include a statement that these images...

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   For information about the traffic signs and the availability of image files, search within the spreadsheet for the relevant sign: 1. Traffic signs image details (216 KB) Once you have identified the images you require, note the filename(s) and then download the relevant zip file below.

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   JPG(JPEG) images are for printing or screen use, but not at any size, as they have a limited resolution. 1. Bus and cycle signs – JPG (ZIP, 2.64 MB) 2. Direction and tourist signs – JPG (ZIP, 3.87 MB) 3. Information signs – JPG (ZIP, 3.61 MB) 4. Level crossing signs – JPG (ZIP, 1.12 MB) 5. Low bridge signs – JPG (407 KB) 6. Miscellaneous – JPG (ZIP...

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   EPS(Encapsulated PostScript) images are for use with professional design software and for printing at any size because they carry vector and other information. 1. Bus and cycle signs – EPS (ZIP, 3.4 MB) 2. Direction and tourist signs – EPS (ZIP, 9.58 MB) 3. Information signs – EPS (ZIP, 5.69 MB) 4. Level crossing signs – EPS (ZIP, 818 KB) 5. Low br...

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   Colour settings in the image artwork vary slightly. If you are using EPSfiles, please check that you’ve specified the main colours as follows:

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsSigns for road works and temporary situations - GOV.UK

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   Dec 5, 2023 · All lanes on the carriageway will be closed, but traffic will move slowly forward, over a distance of several miles, on the approach to the area where the work is being undertaken.

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4. www.theaa.com › breakdown-cover › adviceEmergency diversion routes | Diversion route signs | AA - The AA

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   Jun 5, 2024 · You’ll see the diversion signs in the lead up to a road closure. Motorway signs have retractable diversion route signs that can be used in case of an emergency or planned works. For other major roads, you may see a temporary road sign with a black shape on a yellow background.

5. www.startrescue.co.uk › breakdown-cover › motoringRoadworks: Rules, signs and fines - A complete guide

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   Mar 12, 2024 · A “Road Closed” or "Road Works Ahead" sign indicates there are roadworks taking place, and normal rules (e.g. speed limits etc.) may not apply. A written sign may be accompanied by a red-bordered triangular sign featuring a person digging a road.

6. startsafety.uk › collections › temporary-road-signsTemporary Road Signs - Start Safety UK

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   Road Work Signs, Chapter 8 Signs, & More, Made From Superior Quality Materials! Fast Next Day Delivery From Our Large Stock. Call Or Buy Online Today!

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   How do you know if a road is closed?

   • You’ll see the diversion signs in the lead up to a road closure. Motorway signs have retractable diversion route signs that can be used in case of an emergency or planned works. For other major roads, you may see a temporary road sign with a black shape on a yellow background.

   Emergency diversion routes | Diversion route signs | AA - The AA

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   What does a ROAD CLOSED sign mean?

   • A “Road Closed” or "Road Works Ahead" sign indicates there are roadworks taking place, and normal rules (e.g. speed limits etc.) may not apply. A written sign may be accompanied by a red-bordered triangular sign featuring a person digging a road. A temporary speed limit sign may also be displayed either as a static sign or a digital sign.

   Roadworks: Rules, signs and fines - A complete guide - startrescue.co.uk

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   What is a roadworks sign?

   • "Roadworks" is a term commonly used to describe work done on both actual roads ("Highway works") and apparatus of the street ("street works"). Both of these can impact the flow of traffic. A “Road Closed” or "Road Works Ahead" sign indicates there are roadworks taking place, and normal rules (e.g. speed limits etc.) may not apply.

   Roadworks: Rules, signs and fines - A complete guide - startrescue.co.uk

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   How do you sign a road works entrance?

   • Works access on the left, 100 yards ahead. Sign to direct works traffic in advance of a road junction or works entrance. Sign to direct works traffic at a road junction or works entrance. At some road works, other than on motorways, it may be necessary to slow traffic to a speed of 10 mph.

   Signs for road works and temporary situations - GOV.UK

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   What if I see a road works ahead sign?

   • According to The Highway Code, if you see a "Road Works Ahead" sign: "You MUST NOT exceed any temporary maximum speed limit. Use your mirrors and get into the correct lane for your vehicle in good time and as signs direct. Do not switch lanes to overtake queuing traffic.

   Roadworks: Rules, signs and fines - A complete guide - startrescue.co.uk

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   Why are road signs important?

   • Signs may provide information about the location of current or future road works where delays or road closures are expected. This gives drivers the opportunity to allow more time for future journeys, use alternative routes, or make other arrangements for the duration of the works.

   Signs for road works and temporary situations

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8. theorypass.co.uk › know-your-traffic-signs › signsSigns for road works and temporary situations - Know your ...

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   Signs may provide information about the location of current or future road works where delays or road closures are expected. This gives drivers the opportunity to allow more time for future journeys, use alternative routes, or make other arrangements for the duration of the works.