Most permanent traffic regulation orders are submitted by local councillors make road users safer, prevent damage to roads or buildings, and improve the flow of traffic.
Contact your local county councillor. Who will discuss with their local HCC officer to agree if the restriction is necessary. HCC as the Highway Authority must be satisfied that an Order is necessary, and it is expedient to make it for one or more of the reasons set out in Section 1 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
Anyone can object to or support an order, the engineer will try and resolve any objections. The engineer's contact details are in the regulation orders.
A senior director will make the final decision. This will make it legally enforceable by the police or district and borough councils.
We'll then make a decision whether to make them permanent or not.