Traffic Regulation Orders

A Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) is a legal document. Under the provisions of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, local authorities can implement TROs which allows the highways authority (Cambridgeshire County Council) to:

• improve road safety
• preserve or improve the character or amenity of an area
• prevent use of a road by unsuitable vehicles
• prevent serious damage to the highway
• reduce and manage congestion

Permanent TROs

Implementing a Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) requires a statutory procedure to be followed. This includes:

Consultation

Following the completion of the design, consultation must be undertaken. This will require obtaining the views of the appropriate county councillor and district / parish councils (where appropriate), the police and the emergency services. Please see our current TRO consultation section to see what consultations we are currently undertaking. The proposal may be amended following consultation.

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This includes the publishing of at least one notice in the local press. The County Council will usually display notices in any roads that are affected and, if it is deemed appropriate, may deliver notices to premises likely to be affected. For at least 21 days from the start of the statutory notice period the proposal can be viewed at the appropriate district, city or county council office during normal office hours

The notices invite the public to comment on the proposals which must be made in writing to the address specified in the notice during this period. Substantial objections and contentious issues are reported to county councillors.

Making the Order

Once approved the TRO can be formally sealed and an operational date published. Should substantial changes to the TRO be required following consultation, this may necessitate a new advertisement process. This procedure can take some time to complete and the advertising and legal fees may be substantial.

Once made, it remains in force until superseded or revoked.

For information on TRO application forms in relation to third party funded schemes, please go to our Privately funded highway improvement webpage.

For further enquiries please contact [email protected] or telephone 0345 045 5212.

Find out about Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders

Proposed permanent TROs currently under consultation

If you wish to object to any of the below proposed orders, please send the reason for objection by e-mail (quoting the reference number) before the closing date to [email protected].

Proposed TRO (Reference Number PR0542) – Installation of double yellow lines on Spinney Drive & Hinton Way, Great Shelford.  Closing date for comments is 13^th November 2019.

Proposed TRO (Reference Number PR0580) – Proposed PR0580 - Prohibition of Waiting, Various Streets, Whittlesey. Closing date for comment is 13th November 2019.

Proposed TRO (Reference Number PR0586) – Proposed No Waiting at any time on High Street, Linton. Closing date for comment is 15 November 2019.

Proposed TRO (Reference Number PR0587) – Proposed Bus Lane on A1307 Cambridge Road and Linton Bypass, Linton. Closing date for comment is 15 November 2019.

Proposed SLO (Reference Number PR0589) - Proposed 20mph speed limit at Malting Lane and Croft Road, Isleham. Closing date for comment is 28 November 2019.

Proposed NOI (Reference Number PR0590) – Notice of Intention to install speed humps on Harston Road, Newton and speed cushions on Fowlmere Road, Newton.  Closing date for comment is Wednesday 13^th November 2019.

Notice of Intent (Reference Number PR0591) - Installation of a Raised Table on Main Street, Witchford at a point approximately 20m east of its junction with Cole Close. Closing date for comment is 15 November 2019.

Proposed SLO (Reference Number PR0599) - Proposed 40mph speed limits on various roads, Coveney. Closing date for comment is 6 December 2019.

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