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Permanent traffic regulation orders

Picture of a speed limit sign and single yellow lineA permanent traffic regulation order (PTRO) is the statutory way moving or stationary traffic is controlled on the highway. A PTRO is required for many different reasons, including improving road safety and/or assisting traffic flow.

The making of a PTRO follows an established procedure:

  1. Site observations and collection of relevant traffic survey data.
  2. Formulation of a proposal takes into account the identified problems and considers the need to mitigate transferring the problem on to adjoining roads.
  3. Consultation - once a problem has been identified and proposals formulated, consultation is undertaken with ward and county councillors, parish councils and the police. Local interest groups who are likely to be affected by the proposal may also be consulted at this time (were considered appropriate).
  4. Public advertisement - in accordance with statutory requirements, the proposals are advertised using a notice in the local press and on site. Persons wishing to comment on the proposals should do so in writing within 21 days of the notice, which will provide details of the address to which comments should be sent and identify where a plan of the proposals can be viewed. Comments received are reported to the Planning and Transport Portfolio Holder and ward and county councillors. When considering these comments it must be decided whether to allow the proposals to proceed as advertised; whether to amend the proposals in some way to take account of the comments received or whether to abandon the proposals.
  5. Making the Order - the PTRO can only be implemented once all comments received have been considered. Modifications to the proposals resulting from these comments could require further consultation and advertisement. 
Permanent Traffic Regulation Order proposals

Table A below outlines the PTRO proposals that are currently being developed by the council; whereas Table B provides details of the PTROs that have been implemented in the last three months. 

TABLE A - Proposed permanent traffic regulation orders

 

Project location

Order type Documents and links                                 Latest update and contact details

 

TABLE B - permanent traffic regulation orders implemented since August 2011



Project location

Order type Documents and links                          Start date of order Contact
Various RURAL locations Borough wide Parking restrictions Sealed permanent order and plans (8,259KB) 25/05/12 Email Neighbourhood Development

01256 844844
Various URBAN locations Borough wide Parking restrictions Sealed permanent order and plans (11,877 KB) 30/04/12 Email Neighbourhood Development

01256 844844
Various locations Disabled person's parking places Sealed permanent order and plans (18,254 KB) 30/03/12 Email Neighbourhood Development

01256 844844
Various locations Off street parking places Sealed permanent order and plans (13,034 KB) 1/04/12 Email Neighbourhood Development

01256 844844
Abbey Road and Romsey Close, Popley Disabled person's parking places (off street) Sealed permanent order:
Sealed permanent order and plans (6273 KB)
29/03/12 Email Neighbourhood Development

01256 844844
Newbury Road,
Whitchurch
Revocation of speed limit Sealed permanent order:
Sealed permanent order and plans (463KB)
16/03/12 Email Neighbourhood Development

01256 844844


If the details you wish to view are not available or if you wish to request a new traffic regulation order, please write to: 

Neighbourhood Development
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council
Civic Offices
London Road
Basingstoke
RG21 4AH

Tel: 01256 844844
email: neighbourhood.dev@basingstoke.gov.uk