Traffic Management Act 2004

It sets out how road networks should be managed by local authorities and includes regulations for roadworks.This section sets out the network management duty to "secure the expeditious movement of traffic",[3] which is defined as pedestrians as well as vehicles.The main highlights are as follows: The second wave[weasel words] of the Traffic Management Act 2004 aims to implement permit regulation.[4] Undertaker have to discuss and agree the restriction on work timing, apparatus etc.This part covers contraventions such as vehicles parking incorrectly or using bus lanes.
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