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min date tabled	2015-12-22
answer date	2020-03-10
registered interest	false
creator › label	Biography information for Baroness Wolf of Dulwich
hansard heading	Road Traffic Control

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Road Traffic Control

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To ask Her Majesty's Government whether a local authority is obliged to (1) inform, and (2) formally consult, (a) the emergency services, (b) the police, (c) waste disposal services, (d) businesses, (e) other institutions such as charities or schools, and (f) residents in the areas that are directly affected, when it proposes the permanent closure of a road or a permanent restriction on its use by motorised traffic.

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Baroness Wolf of Dulwich

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09/03/2020

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Where a local authority wishes to close a road permanently, it is required to make a permanent traffic regulation order. A permanent order gives legal effect to the closure and any associated restrictions. The procedure for advertising and consulting on traffic regulation orders is set out in The Local Authorities' Traffic Orders (Procedure) (England and Wales) Regulations 1996. Before the order can come into force, the regulations require the authority to publish a “notice of proposals” concerning the intended closure in a newspaper circulating in the area. The authority is also required to "take such other steps as it may consider appropriate for ensuring that adequate publicity about the order is given to persons likely to be affected by its provisions". There is then a 21-day period in which members of the public can object to the order.

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Baroness Vere of Norbiton

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09/03/2020 17:23:08

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label	Biography information for Baroness Wolf of Dulwich