Traffic Regulation/Management Orders (TRO’s/TMOs) are legal documents which allow local highway authorities and/or the police to enforce traffic regulations. These can be permanent, which remain in force until superseded or revoked, experimental, which may last for up to 18 months, with extensions available in certain circumstances, temporary, which may last for: up to six months for footpaths, bridleways, cycle tracks and byways open to all traffic; and up to 18 months on other roads, with extensions available in certain circumstances or temporary legal notices, which may last for up to 21 days.

CKG’'s experts have the knowledge and expertise to manage the entire process to develop and implement traffic schemes and provide the following provisions:

• Scheme Identification and Development,
• Consultation with local Highway Authority and their Councillors, Statutory Consultees (Emergency Services, Bus Operators etc), and Local Residents and Frontages,
• Creating Draft Legal Documentation and Collating Deposited Documents,
• Advertising, Street and Press Notices and Objection Management,
• Making the Order, sealing;;;;;, and
• Implementation of Measures.

There are several types of TRO including restrictions (waiting/stopping/type of vehicles), provision of different types parking places (disabled persons, loading bays), moving restrictions (one-way traffic, banned turn manoeuvres) and Speed Limit Orders. The different types of traffic orders we have implemented for clients include the following:

• Speed limits (20, 30, 40, 50, 60, National and Motorway)
• Waiting/Loading Restrictions (Controlled Parking Zones, Restricted Parking Zones, At Any Time, Time Restricted, School Entrance Markings)
• Provision of parking places (Resident Parking, Limited Waiting, Loading Only, Disabled Persons, Taxi, Police Vehicles, Shared Use, Electric Vehicle, Car Club, Motorcycle)
• One-way Traffic and No Entry
• Pedestrianised Streets
• Walking and Cycling measures (Modal filters, Cycle tracks)
• Weight, Height, Length and Width limits
• Bus Lanes and Gates
• Prohibited Movements (Left/Right turns, U-turns, Prohibition of Driving, Prescribed Routes)
• Tram related Restrictions
• Controlled Pedestrian Crossing Notices S23)
• Traffic Calming Notices (S90A)
• Conversion of Footway Notices (S65 & 66)
• Temporary Orders and Notices
• Consolidation Orders